Sentence examples for burden the load from inspiring English sources

"I remain perplexed that the Conservatives still refuse to countenance any change in the tax system to ask people occupying very large value properties to make a small additional contribution to this effort - you have to spread the burden as fairly as possible and not only ask the working age poor dependent on welfare to burden the load".

Grouping perceptual information has a distinct evolutionary advantage, enhancing survival by reducing perceptual load (the burden of interpreting a scene from visual information).

Scotland will have the opportunity to raise tax to pay for more generous public service provision, and to load the tax burden more heavily onto high earners.

This is not to say that we should sit on our laurels, and watch the most burdened carry the heaviest loads, but a reminder that we would do well to listen-sometimes in disagreement-before positioning ourselves as the saviors of our kin.

All are interesting: burden-sharing means broadening the tax base and also making the bankers share the pain for their bad loans, rather than loading the burden onto borrowers and tax-payers.

By loading the burden on to employers and workers and thus raising labour costs, it has contributed to the inflexibility of labour markets and thus to the Euro-sclerosis that continental governments are struggling to recover from.

The episode would have been easier to take seriously if the police in it addressed in detail these kinds of incidents, if they'd actually owned all the stuff they've done rather than loading the burden of responsibility for tension on the black community and its "suspicion" of the police.

Added to that the fact you've had a hard day, burdened with loads of extra work, and it's even more difficult to resist.

Even more than most, Nippon Credit is burdened with loads of bad property-related debt.Goldman Sachs, like many on Wall Street intent on boosting money management profits, is in talks to add another commodities trader to its J. Aron unit.

We expected that offspring sired by P males would have lower pathogen burdens (or loads) and enhanced survival compared to those sired by NP males.

In these mice the heart was forced to switch to glucose fuel and the liver was burdened with increased loads of LCFA oxidation.