Sentence examples for burdens borne from inspiring English sources

Israel's quest for peace with its neighbors has stalled, despite the heavy burdens borne by the Israeli people.

What is not addressed in "Pricing the Poor Out of College" (editorial, March 27) is the relative financial burdens borne by students from lower-income families.

Witnessing the burdens borne by black Americans, he decides to distribute his country's vibranium and weaponry worldwide, in an effort to aid a revolution against white-dominated powers.

We should not be pitting the generations against each other, but seeking to equalise the burdens borne by rich families and poor ones – of all generations.

When the couple's son Charley died, in 1849, at eighteen months, Stowe began, as Reynolds writes, her "fixation on Jesus Christ as the humble sufferer, the grand symbol of the burdens borne by the lowliest members of society".

The Medicare tax was a general tax that applied to all taxpayers and "there is no good reason why a judge should not share the tax burdens borne by all citizens," Justice Breyer said for the court in United States v. Hatter, No. 99-1978.

And the effects have not been evenly felt, with the heaviest burden borne by the poorest households.

So as the cost of health care has risen, the burden borne by local governments has also increased.

In each situation the burden borne by the owner is balanced by an equal burden where the sale is strictly local.

Fuel wood collection, a time and labor burden borne primarily by women and children, puts stress on already damaged ecosystems and puts women at risk for sexual abuse.

In so reasoning, the court misconceived the evidentiary burden borne by plaintiffs who attempt to prove intentional discrimination through indirect evidence.