Sentence examples for demanding burden from inspiring English sources

A libel defendant must show more than mere newsworthiness to justify application of the demanding burden of New York Times.

Sociologically, women bear the most demanding burden in raising a family.

Bakitas 2009 reported no group main effects or group by time interactions for all measures of caregiver burden one to 10 months after enrolment (objective burden, stress burden and demand burden measured by Montgomery Borgatta Caregiver Burden Scale; all P values = 0.05).

Pancreatico-duodenectomy (PD) is a technically demanding surgery burdened with high morbidity (40 50%).

"At Monday's summit, Greece will demand that burden sharing be equitable among all countries in the bloc, and sanctions for those that do not," Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said after meeting Tusk.

What this study has shown is that the methodology is needed: the high prevalence of interictal burden demands it if the burden of headache is to be adequately described.

Verbal improvisation is cognitively demanding, placing great burden on working memory as the speaker is tasked to generate a novel, spontaneous narrative.

In instances where global models require a large number of parameters to describe high-resolution features, the estimation of these parameters may become unstable, and local representations can be of great utility: they have the potential to extract high-resolution information from the data, while not demanding the computational burden of determining a full global model of similar resolution.

And it should demand greater burden-sharing among rich countries.

How, ask Mr Richard and his European counterparts, can the United States demand more "burden-sharing" by the Europeans, and then bemoan Europe's effort to do it?

It's already a burden for marginalized people to live with their identities; we should not be adding to that burden by demanding they answer questions that could easily be answered with a simple Google search.