Sentence examples for cumulative responsibilities from inspiring English sources

One possible explanation for this finding is that immigrant women often have full-time jobs and assume cumulative responsibilities for working and care giving, so it could be difficult to take time away from work during business hours, from care of their children or household duties to access health services.

Here, we first identify six critical aspects of planning in mining regions: i) the temporal nature of mining operations; ii) spatial dimensions of mining operations; iii) irreversible changes that create post-mining landscapes; iv) social dimensions of mining impacts and corporate responsibility; v) cumulative dimensions of impacts; and vi) a need to integrate methods from a range of disciplines.

These are the people working with the most vulnerable in society, and this responsibility has a cumulative emotional cost.

In a letter to the chair of the council, Liz Forgan, he accuses Jeremy Hunt, the culture secretary, of cutting the Arts Council's budget by 30% "in a shabby attempt to hide from responsibility for the cumulative impact" of other cuts.

And he suggests that Custer's superior, Gen. Alfred Terry, was really the one "moving the chess pieces" — the one who, "perhaps more than any other single person," bears the responsibility for the "cumulative tragedy".

4 As cancer survivorship grows, from 50% in the 70s, to 54% between 1983 and 1985, to 65% in 2009, the illness may become a chronic disease, further stressing caregivers with a cumulative and unrelenting burden of care and responsibility.

"The Ministry of Health is placing the blame on the Zika virus for this damage, while trying to ignore its responsibility, and ruling out the hypothesis of direct and cumulative chemical damage caused by years of endocrine and immunological disruption of the affected population".

One reason this is so difficult is the dispute over the concept of "common but differentiated responsibility" – which means each country's action reflecting its historical contributions to raising cumulative levels of greenhouse gases, and also its wealth.