Sentence examples for burden to answer from inspiring English sources

Working out the tax burden, to answer the second question, is no simple matter.

But, he adds, "it seems to me that people who want to say, 'I'm in favor of a regime change, but not now,' have a certain burden to answer the question, 'O.K., well, when?"' The answer to that question remains a secret, if it has been decided at all.

"There sure is a lot of mention of government, and so I guess I would just put the onus of the burden on them to answer why they did all of these purges of God".

Local authorities and the police increase their own burden by failing to answer a journalist's query through the press office.

"It's b---s to say that it's a burden on someone to answer that question," Jankowski says.

"It's b---s to say that it's a burden on someone to answer that question," says Patrick Jankowski, vice president of research at the Greater Houston Partnership.

Finally, the presence of items at the far left side also demonstrates that some items are deemed too easy for a population affected by DC, which puts a burden on the patients to answer items that are irrelevant for them.

Since there is no requirement in the KDOQL-SF for a patient to be engaged in sexual activity to answer the burden of kidney disease on sex life question, and since we were interested in whether NHD reduced the burden of kidney disease on sex life – an outcome that is relevant, irrespective of sexual activity, we chose to analyze all patients irrespective of sexual activity.

Annual monitoring programs (e.g., blood, breast milk, fetal tissues, meconium, hair) in different regions would help to answer how the body burdens are changing in the future and provide important dose information for studies of the physiologic effects of these contaminants.

"There's varying different chatter online through social media and Twitter from people who are feeling the burden has been placed upon them, so having to answer for these kinds of actions," Gardee said.

"Your choice comes down to accepting quietly the public's perception that you did something you deny doing — accept that burden for the rest of your life — or be willing to answer questions no matter what.