Sentence examples for burdened from from inspiring English sources
A Jew and an eldest son, the responsibilities with which Lanzmann had been burdened from childhood on had produced a precocious maturity in him; sometimes he seemed to be carrying the weight of a whole ancestral experience on his shoulders.
Current evidence remains burdened from relevant publication bias, which deeply affects clinical interpretation of HOPR.
People living in poverty throughout the developing world are heavily burdened from a series of communicable diseases, particularly parasitic diseases.
It would lift a bureaucratic burden from academics, he argued.
The clinical and financial burden from bladder infections is significant.
"This will shift the tax burden from the wealthy to everyone else," he said.
By removing this increasing burden from labor negotiations, our employers and our society will benefit.
Instead, he tried to slow the Administration's momentum without shifting the burden from Saddam.
Nor does Egypt want responsibility for serving the population of Gaza, removing the burden from Israel.
If everyone cared a lot about just one thing, it would alleviate the burden from others.
What he really did is he transferred the tax burden from the state to the localities.
