Sentence examples for burden on average from inspiring English sources

BDE-153 was approximately 20% of the total PBDE burden, on average, although in one individual serum sample BDE-153 was the only congener detected.

Mr. Pataki, a Republican, said his plan was better, despite its reliance on nonrecurring revenues, because it would keep the tax burden on average New Yorkers down.

Only last year did the council begin focusing on the burden on average citizens, a process that it said this month was continuing.

The king, who is contending with the country's worst economic crisis in years, told lawmakers on Thursday that the government needed to do more to reduce the burden on average Jordanians and to increase the trust between the people and government.

But she has alienated a good chunk of her supporters by agreeing on a tax package with the centre-right.This will reduce the tax burden on average earners by raising the threshold for the top tax bracket; increase tax credits for those with jobs; and cut corporate taxes.

Further, it became apparent that except from having acute health problems, all indicators reflecting bad health are associated with a higher financial burden on average.

Despite the detection of metastasis by H+E staining in 60%-100% of brains analyzed, the metastatic burden was on average between only 1-31-3%

His tax cuts would lessen the burden on the average worker, rather than the entrepreneur and business: the central benchmark for his policies will be an improvement in America's stagnant median wage.

Hafez al-Bukari, director of the Yemeni Polling Center, an independent political research organization, said many Yemenis believe the government wanted to increase the burden on the average Yemeni.

"Offshore tax evasion costs the U.S. jobs and billions of dollars each year, and it puts an unfair burden on the average American taxpayer to make up the difference," Senator Max Baucus, the Montana Democrat who is chairman of the Senate Finance Committee and a sponsor of the legislation, wrote in an e-mail.

But with a backlash against austerity growing by the day — not only in Greece but in larger countries including Spain and Italy — creditors are likely to be sympathetic to arguments that Mr. Samaras had vowed to make to ease the burden on the average Greek citizen.