Sentence examples for burden of something from inspiring English sources

And Spain is currently staggering under the burden of something close to 20% unemployment.

We look for some fun when Mr Belloc and Mr Chesterton get together, and their latest collaboration may send us back to the "EmanueI Burden" of something over twenty years ago.

Therefore the witness has the burden of doing something more than suggesting a question might incriminate him.

The poor say rich nations are responsible for the bulk of the carbon in the atmosphere and should assume the main burden of doing something about it.

As with almost any theatrical production, this one has had its share of artistic struggles, sleepless nights and financial headaches, but "Echo Park" also comes to the stage bearing the burden of trying something that has not been done before.

The burden of having something "interesting" to say is the No. 1 obstacle preventing CMOs from going deep on social, especially Twitter.

The burden of advertising something new — but don't worry, not too new — has rarely seemed more laborious or self-defeating.

It was announced all the way back then, and it carries the burden of being something of a delayed "launch" title, as a result: this is going to be amazing, just you wait (and keep waiting).

And to ease the burden of initiating something, have a few icebreakers handy to get the ball rolling.

And the average debt burden of twenty-somethings is $45,000, according to a recent study by PNC Bank.

"The institution had time to really wipe the slate clean and reconsider everything, and then come out again with something new, without the burden of attachment to something old," a distinction that could help the orchestra avoid the kind of negative publicity that has greeted similar notions of reinvention afoot at the New York City Opera.