Sentence examples for burden rise from inspiring English sources

Altogether, the most affluent Americans will see their tax burden rise by $1 trillion over 10 years under Mr. Obama's budget.

"Our profit will be in line with last year even though that tax burden rose this year".

Burden rose to fame after making it to the finals of MasterChef in 1993.

In 2007 the company's debt burden rose from under $4 billion to over $16 billion.

Add housing costs to that and the combined cost burden rises to 72 percent.

Under the PT the tax burden rose from 32.6% to 36.4%—as high as in rich countries but offering little in return.

Not only has the tax burden risen from 22% of GDP in 1988 to 36% today, but the tax system is absurdly complex.

Including short-term borrowings, the burden rises to twice G.D.P. Greece's debt is 150 percent of G.D.P., and yet Japan has not required a rescue.

During the second world war, for instance, Britain's gross debt burden rose above 200% of GDP; America's topped 120%.

And as their public-debt burden rises, rich-world governments will find it increasingly difficult to borrow still more to compensate.

The number of Americans with this financial burden rose to 4.3 percent of the United States population, or 10.8 million people, in 2003, when researchers said the burden of drug costs peaked.