Sentence examples for burden today from inspiring English sources

The Falklands are less of an economic burden today because the discovery of a huge squid fishery has generated nearly $200 million in income through the sale of fishing rights by the local government, making the islands independent of British economic subsidies for the first time.

This is a burden today's rich countries did not have when they were poor.

That means anyone over the age of 30 has never encountered the kind of burden today's college graduates face.

With this announcement, it tackled a tougher challenge: modernizing legacy systems and replacing the large application portfolios that burden today's IT shops.

I carried that burden as I walked across my university's stage at graduation, and I carry that burden today.

"There are vast opportunities to reduce the cancer burden today, in the absence of new technologies or treatment, by expanding delivery of currently established evidence-based care to all Americans," the authors concluded.

Young, An Easy Burden, 1996.

"This merely says that incumbency is a burden this year and so is familiarity.

Virginia Postrel's review of William Easterly's "White Man's Burden" (March 19) has much in common with the book itself.

Lawrence Scott Sheets is director of the South Caucasus Project for the International Crisis Group, which released the report, "Tackling Azerbaijan's IDP Burden" last week.

Mitra S, Findley PA, Sambamoorthi U. Health care expenditures of living with a disability: total expenditures, out-of-pocket expenses, and burden, 1996 to 2004.