Sentence examples for burden period from inspiring English sources

Over the current burden period of 1956 1996, the number of workers employed in coke production industries decreased from ∼20,000 to <500.

The years of infertility were a burden, a period marked by weariness and despair.

A minority of rich peasants lived amid struggling smallholders hard-pressed by feudal lords who maximized their profits by increasing labour and tax burdens (the period has been called a "second serfdom"), and in the cities an upper crust of wealthy merchants and landed aristocrats faced a proletariat, whole sections of which were pauperized by the end of the century.

In particular, these findings indicate that long-term exposure to elevated O3 can contribute to oxidant burden over periods longer than 1 month.

"That's the burden of adulthood, period.

Even as prospects for the American economy brighten, consumers are about to face a new financial burden: a sustained period of rising interest rates.

These include a recasting of the current regime as a graduate tax to relieve the sense of debt burden, a grace period on interest rates while studying and a block on early repayment.

To put things into perspective, a comparison with the sample's average defence burden during each period of military rule yields a similar picture.

In particular, the incumbents' strong position during the successful Golden Age was accompanied by the blinding effects of complacency that became a burden during the period of interest.

This is because the L1/L2 control channel signaling overheads are not burden since the period of the silent frame is more than talk-spurt frame (i.e., 160 milliseconds).

For example, a patient with an MI of 0.125 may have spent 15 days in the hospital (degree 3) and may show no other illness burden during a period of 1 year, alternatively the patient could have received approximately 23 days of treatment in addition to lithium for any affective symptoms without having spent any time in the hospital (degree 2).