Sentence examples for burdens posed from inspiring English sources

She is said to resent that these EU member states are pleading for "solidarity" against the threats posed by Russia and Vladimir Putin while they resist sharing the burdens posed by the refugee crisis.

She used to own a cafe in Sacramento that sold sandwiches and juices, but closed it in 1999 because of the onerous burdens posed by government.

Health burdens posed by CDs, NCDs, and external causes are the major challenges to improving population health.

However, these studies have not examined the mechanisms through which transportation costs may interfere with adherence and treatment retention, nor the strategies that patients use to cope with the added financial and emotional burdens posed by transportation costs.

Kass writes: "As a rule of thumb, the greater the burdens posed by a [public health] program – for example, in terms of cost, constraints on liberty, or targeting particular, already vulnerable segments of the population – the stronger the evidence must be to demonstrate that the program will achieve its goals" [ 14].

Into the Unknown Hospitals say the federal government ignores the burden posed by these patients.

Burden posed at times like a Travis Bickle loner from a Martin Scorsese film, at odds with society and a danger to it.

But the WACD says that some use abusive methods, such as tying addicts up.The economic burden posed by the rise in addiction is heavy.

One of the issues envisaged is the burden posed by preterm infants on parents and families [4].

However, from a socio-hydrological perspective, little work has focused on these systems and the potential environmental and human burden posed.

We employ proper orthogonal decomposition (POD) to reduce the dimension of the groundwater model, thereby reducing the computational burden posed by employing a GA.