Sentence examples for burden of real from inspiring English sources

The companies are also stuck with a burden of real estate: Office Depot operated about 1,675 stores worldwide at the end of the third quarter, while OfficeMax had 960 outlets.

"I just think they're out of touch with reality," he said, "because they don't understand the crushing burden of real-property taxes on people who live on Long Island, the capital region or Buffalo," where the bulk of property taxes pay for schools.

The approach eliminates the need for interrupt service and data collection routines and thus alleviates the design burden of real-time DSP systems with regard to software development.

And it has given us a 3-D game without the burdens of real-time combat, which can turn the player into a fireman racing from one errant unit to the next.

But opposition Labour rebuffed government claims to be helping ease the burden of falling real wages.

Within a few months, the bank began to flounder under the burden of failed real estate loans, and Mr. Lerner stepped in as chief executive.

Now it is struggling with the burden of prime real estate bought at market peak, and a sense in some quarters that the label is in danger of losing its cachet.

But over all, he doesn't seem to have been able to overcome the burden of the real history to which his narrative hews; he has not made Arnold more interesting or compelling than the mere outline of his famous acts suggests.

Falling prices increase the real burden of debt, and real interest rates cannot be reduced to boost the economy, because interest rates cannot be negative.

Branca took hold of the papers, a burden of identification suddenly real.

I'm less impressed by those adults who place the burden of maintaining high real estate values on the backs of their overscheduled teenagers.