Sentence examples for burdens themselves from inspiring English sources

The traditional view is that religious schools must shoulder these financial burdens themselves if they also want to provide religious instruction — their core mission.

This finding demonstrated that bacterial burdens themselves are not the sole determinant in dictating the extent of tissue injury and/or mortality during brain abscess development.

Curiously, our previous study demonstrated that, despite global defects in innate immunity, bacterial burdens remained relatively consistent between MyD88 KO and WT mice, suggesting that mechanisms other than bacterial burdens themselves were responsible for the enhanced susceptibility of MyD88 KO mice to CNS S. aureus infection (Kielian et al., 2007).

Only heavily totalitarian regimes burden themselves with their writers.

And won't they invoke the rights of ordinary people without burdening themselves with the responsibilities?

Business Week in 1962 said: "Unlike the majors, the Mirisches don't burden themselves with bricks and mortars.

But they're simply passing on the risks to consumers rather than taking on the burden themselves".

If the US is seen as valuing each of these approaches equally then I think they may well end up shouldering the burden themselves".

But what's worrying is that many of those worst affected will shoulder the burden themselves, without ever engaging with the police or criminal justice system.

The logical approach in preparing for such exams, then, is to caution students to not burden themselves with an overabundance of thought.

Only time will tell if the Argentines cheering his "patriotic" intransigence towards the international financial community are willing and able to shoulder the burden themselves.