Sentence examples for burden to support from inspiring English sources
In New Hampshire women earn only 78 cents for every dollar earned by a man, and women are increasingly carrying the financial burden to support their families.
Among those who support the intent of the bill but oppose its passage through the Senate are those who point to the increased cost burden to support the national QRTP standard.
His position in the past was, in part, based on the concern that the state would have to shoulder too much financial burden to support the federally-backed high-speed project.
The analysis pointed out, "The possibility of a greater financial burden to support an enlarged UN is unlikely to evoke support unless it can be demonstrated that the return on investment is significant.
"In our village there is a man in his 50s who has successfully quit smoking because of the financial burden to support two children in school.
They sought a more pragmatic needs assessment to include aspects of physical and social functioning, nutrition and symptom burden to support their self-management and guide their understanding of illness progression.
Since childhood, he felt tremendously burdened to support people around him, financially and emotionally.
In a sense, this is what is happening to us now, as the slack economy increases our tax burdens to support state pensioners.
Although stress anisotropy is high for the small reservoir, the effect of stress arching and the ability of the side-burden to support the excess load limit the overall change in effective stress and hence seismic anisotropy.
Although the geomechanical stress anisotropy is high for the small reservoir, the effect of stress arching and the ability of the side-burden to support the excess load limit the overall change in effective stress resulting in minimal development of seismic anisotropy.
Exiled to the African colony of Angola, Matos composed a farewell to his native land in which he compared Brazilians to beasts of burden toiling to support Portuguese rascals.
