Sentence examples for dangerous burden from inspiring English sources

Soon after starting Syracuse, Tyree realized he could establish himself on special teams, a responsibility most players regard as a dangerous burden.

Equity-based deals are less risky for the predator, which does not have to saddle its balance-sheet with debts that might prove a dangerous burden in the next recession.

Liverpool supporters say owners George Gillett and Tom Hicks are placing a dangerous burden on the team's future.

Maybe real heroes are those who leave the labeling to others and who shoulder the world's unpleasant, possibly dangerous burdens because they know that someone must.

Government spending cuts and mounting hardship have added dangerous new burdens to a system that guards and prisoners alike warn is already stretched beyond its limits.

Prescription drug overdoses, a dangerous side effect of the nation's embrace of narcotic painkillers, are a "substantial" burden on hospitals and the economy, according to a new study of emergency room visits.

While they were greeted by the buckling roads and collapsed houses familiar to many Japanese in the wake of the earthquake and tsunami that wrought such destruction here on March 11, they faced the added burden that dangerous radiation levels from the Daiichi plant might mean they were saying goodbye to their homes for months or years.

Johnson himself, having spent much of his childhood playing baseball-simulation games rich with complexity and data, has now applied his own nimble cognitive skills to a real-world ecosystem much messier than any imaginary ball diamond or video-game universe: the city of London in the mid-19th century, with its 2.4 million humans, nightmarish plumbing and burden of dangerous microbes.

The EPA should be given strict timelines to ban the most dangerous chemicals, and the burden must be shifted onto manufacturers to prove that new chemicals and products are safe.

This situation may be exacerbated in lupus by inadequate handling of the burden of dangerous molecules.

We need "dangerous" filmmaking about the burdens and joys of being Arab, unafraid to inspire or make people uncomfortable.