Sentence examples similar to burdening back from inspiring English sources

(And look at the carapace of makeup and hairspray with which women were burdened back then — in movies and in private life).

Others say that the process of deleveraging — getting debt burdens back down to normal levels — will continue to inhibit the growth of consumer spending and business investment, and that the oversupply of housing and commercial real estate built up during the bubble will continue to depress construction and real estate prices.

Mr Darling proposes to shift the burden back again.

That puts the burden back on the poor.

It is important to point out that we are trying to put the burden back on where it belongs.

Most patients I know grow to hate this ubiquitous, if heartfelt question because it puts the burden back on them.

With companies unable to provide a good solution, many companies and security experts throw the burden back to consumers.

"We need to make security easier and less cumbersome, and put the burden back on the software vendors to fix their code".

In fact, Ferguson's "history" is a fairytale for our times which puts the white man and his burden back at the centre of heroic action.

"The claim adjuster could have made that very easy and not have put the burden back onto the policyholder," he testified.

The best alternative was to shift some of the burden back to trains: that would both cut the cost of transport and dramatically reduce the risk of accidents.