Sentence examples for burden that has made from inspiring English sources

The agreement ends months of speculation surrounding Telecom Italia, which has been crippled by a large debt burden that has made it difficult for the company to invest in new infrastructure.

It was the queasy feeling, the never-quite-safeness of it, the burden on their long love, that had made her unhappy.

Such requirements "would unnecessarily burden wireless carriers and potentially undermine the investments and network planning that have made their networks so successful".

Ingersoll-Rand, Cooper Industries, Nabors Industries and others that have made the move all arranged it so shareholders had to bear the tax burden.

Kevin is carrying the burden for comments that he has made over a period of time, so we've just got to live with those and get on and hopefully cricket will be the winner".

In fact, it's possible that just about every military move Washington has made only increased the burden of problems on this planet.

Kiely added that Trump, who has a fraught but symbiotic relationship with the media, has made fact-checkers' roles harder by shifting the burden of proof to others.

This court has made it very easy to claim burden when religious freedom is at stake, but far harder to show undue burden in laws that impair access to abortion.

However, the South has made significant progress since its Klan-hosting days, and many Republicans felt that preclearance was an unfair burden to southern states.

It has made progress since towards its objective of reducing the burden of headache worldwide [10].

Several lawyers said that the court had made investors' burden lighter but that it might still not be easy to prevail.