Added to that the fact you've had a hard day, burdened with loads of extra work, and it's even more difficult to resist.
Mr. Sullivan said it was the day-to-day burdens of raising money, his inability to build a repertory company because of the cost of carrying a full-time troupe of actors, and balancing creative risks with financial responsibility that ultimately made him crave a change.
When we resolve to alleviate the suffering of the mind, we lessen our day-to-day burdens.
"Robin took a lot of the day-to-day burden off him".
President Obama landed in New York on Monday burdened with as delicate a diplomatic task as can be imagined.
ALBANY — New York will end the fiscal year on March 31 with at least $2 billion less in cash on hand than originally projected, the state's comptroller said Wednesday, burdening lawmakers with another headache and making the prospect of achieving a budget agreement before the next fiscal year begins even more dim.
In lesser hands Terry Cannings could have been all but written out of action; instead here it was made clear that he carried the almost unbearable day-to-day burden of the consequences of other people's actions, and very nearly his own too.
JPMorgan Chase reported an 84% decline in third-quarter profits Wednesday, burdened by costs for its late-night purchase of troubled thrift Washington Mutual and its own exposure to deteriorating consumer mortgages and other loans.
Even in the absence of active military conflict by the country's troops, billions of dollars were, and are, poured into a wasteful, bloated military complex--which often, then, forgets the veterans who carry the day-to-day burden in the field and, then, return home with shattered bodies and damaged minds.
Such a device would prevent hypo- and hyperglycemia along with associated long- and short-term complications as well as ease some of the day-to-day burden of frequent blood glucose measurements and insulin administration.
