Sentence examples for continue to burden from inspiring English sources
Unintended pregnancies continue to burden many countries in sub-Saharan Africa.
Desire, after all, is a form of hunger, and as such incompatible with the notions of abstemiousness and passivity that continue to burden the female mind.
The dueling realities of their history -- steady progress and devastating setbacks -- continue to burden many black men in ways that are sometimes difficult to explain.
Though she lived with her mother, who survives on Social Security and was already taking care of a grandchild, Ms. Alvarez knew she could not continue to burden her mother with five more children.
Rayner said the twin announcements "show that while the Tories continue to burden our young people with debt, the Labour party is committed to investing in our young people.
And if health care costs continue to burden domestic automakers, one immense item G.M. crossed off its to-do list was closing a pension financing gap that exceeded $18 billion after a big bond offering last summer.
Here's how vanishing jobs, alienated neighbors and shattered hopes swirled together to create a toxic storm that continues to burden the most economically depressed parts of this once thriving region.
While the report found that fewer state facilities and a new emphasis on sending young offenders to lower-security centers and supervision programs closer to their homes have largely paid off, some officials believe the system continues to burden taxpayers with high costs and poor outcomes.
