Sentence examples for continuing burden from inspiring English sources
Serfdom was a continuing burden on the Russians.
This, says the forum, has created an "unsustainable" and continuing burden on the two countries.
They do not stay and place a continuing burden on public services.
It is we, the ratepayers, who must bear the continuing burden of the cost of (nonoperating) Shoreham.
One result has been a huge drag on the property market and a continuing burden on the banks.
There is also evidence in the human genome of the continuing burden of detrimental variations that sometimes lead to disease.
"The exodus continues, burden of the violence," they chant, "The war is uncertain, incomprehensible, absurd science".
6 The continued burden of vascular insults upon the brain with multiple strokes increases risk for future dementia.
In Africa, the rising burden of chronic non-communicable disease such as diabetes, alongside the continued burden of communicable diseases, poses new challenges.
The projected rapidly escalating NCD prevalence and continued burden of communicable diseases in SSA highlight the need for research to understand the etiology and regionally-important risk factors to prevent these diseases and health systems from being overwhelmed.
The pound has tumbled in recent weeks following a recovery in the euro, but analysts expect the fall to be temporary and for the high value of sterling to continue burdening exporters.
