Sentence examples for burden rose from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

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

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.

That puts a bigger burden on Rose.

But, they're burdened with Rose's salary, and also damaged by the false hope that he will stay on the court.

Young children tend to have higher PBDE body burdens than adults (Rose et al. 2010; Sjödin et al. 2008) most likely because of their smaller body size and greater intake of dust through frequent hand-to-mouth activity (Harrad et al. 2010; Lorber 2008; Tulve et al. 2002).

Patient-driven revenue led to so much doctor lobbying power that the prevention budget became squeezed towards zero and the burden of disease B rose.

This illustrates the principle, applied in evaluating the impart of radiation exposure, that "it is the total dose falling on the whole population which determines the burden of health effects" (Rose 1991), and that "a large number of people at a small risk may give rise to more cases of disease than the small number who are at a high risk" (Rose 1985).