Sentence examples for burden power from inspiring English sources
"We are leveraging the additional steps that we are taking to get other countries also to do their part, given that up to this point a small number of countries have been carrying a disproportionate share of the refugee opportunity and burden," Power said.
Demands for electricity during heat waves can burden power infrastructure, and even lead to large-scale power failures.
For gene-set burden power calculations, we selected four representative gene-sets showing enrichment for one or more of the variant categories, and used Cohen's d to express the effect size estimates.
Mr. Sjardin said that despite some complaints about the financial burden, no power producer is likely to pack up and leave the state.
In his second film, "Barcelona," Stillman dramatized that idea with high comedy and exquisite irony, setting the burden of power and the pleasure of romance into conflict.
It is a mistake to believe that reading novels is frivolous, an activity that should be taken up by our leaders only after the burden of power is removed.
When I commented to MaSisulu [Albertina] afterwards that Mandela seemed to be relieved of the burden of power, she said it was Graca Machel who was responsible for his newfound happiness.
In "The Leftovers" ' penultimate episode, "The Most Powerful Man in the World (and His Identical Twin Brother)," we get not one Kevin but two: a fragile man imagining the burden of power.
Jack Straw, who served in Cabinet for the whole 13 years, published his memoir Last Man Standing (Macmillan, £20), and Alastair Campbell reached the fourth and final volume of his huge unexpurgated diaries, The Burden of Power (Hutchinson, £25), covering his last two years, 2001-03.
At the same time, high data rate transmission and rapid increasing number of users also seriously burden the power consumption and the cost of cellular networks.
If so, the short loop will take the train load while the OCS on the long loop will hardly bear any burden for power supply (less than 1%%).
