Sentence examples for burden of true from inspiring English sources

A willingness to accept the burden of true leadership.

He suggests that the overwhelming artistic burden of true originality, or pure creation, which weighed heavily on Wordsworth and Keats, gave way in the second half of the 19th century to a more permissive consideration of the virtues of invention, imitation and even plagiarism.

With the scarcity of epidemiological data, the only information available is through institutional and regional cancer registries, which may not be representative of true burden [5], [6], [7].

Our recent studies showed that these MoH statistics were a drastic under-estimate of true burden of HCAIs in Mongolian hospitals, masking infection control problems from decision makers [ 15, 19].

The true burden of sarcoidosis in India is not clearly known, as reliable epidemiological data are not available.

Thus multiple institutional, clinical, and laboratory factors diminish the true assessment of pertussis incidence, and the current data clearly are an underestimation of the true burden of disease.

Famously, Milton Friedman always said that the true burden of government is what it spends, not what it taxes.

The numbers matter: underreporting of Lyme disease obscures the true burden of the illnesses, on individuals as well as on health-care systems.

They seemed so much heavier than they should have been, as if that were where the true burden of his life's meaning lay.

Combine these factors — forgone wages, poor security, extra fees — and the true burden of water provision on Indian women starts to become clear.

For them, the true burden of taxation is not the money it levies but the economic decisions it distorts: decisions to work, save and invest.