Sentence examples for different burden from inspiring English sources

Literature on familial models has suggested gender differences in prevalence of ADHD exist due to the different burden of risk in males and females.

Dee Dee Warwick had a different burden to bear.

If you want something that's real, there's a different burden of proof".

Justice Alito emphasized that the court's adoption of a narrower definition of supervisor did not leave plaintiffs unprotected, but left them with a different burden of proof.

Paradoxically, the beginning of the menstrual cycle can bring with it a different burden for young runners: it often affects their fitness levels, slowing their performance, at least for a while.

Mr. Leahy asserted that the court's ruling was an "activist" decision, noting that the court had established a different burden of proof for age discrimination cases than for race, sex and religion discrimination cases.

"A tax that places significantly different burdens on taxpayers in similar economic circumstances is not fair.

3. It raises serious questions about journalistic ethics – different burdens of proof for the living and the dead – which are slap-bang in our terrain.

To meet that target, the 15 member countries have hammered out a plan that leaves countries with different burdens, and not everyone is happy about it.

Fourteen states and the District of Columbia have similar red-flag laws on the books, with different burdens of proof and lengths of time guns remain seized.

We will evaluate a total of 15,000 patients with different burdens of comorbidity who have at least two continuous years of enrollment in the Generations+/Northern Manhattan Health Network (Gen+), a member of the NYC Health and Hospitals Corporation.