Sentence examples for difficult financial burden from inspiring English sources

Given the high total cost of treatment and the pending loss of international funding, ART will soon become an unbearably difficult financial burden for both the government and patients, necessitating the discussion of a copayment scheme for ART.

Her pursuit of a career, though, was proving difficult, and her financial burden became heavier in 1988 when her mother was found to have Alzheimer's disease.

Getting through cancer treatment is difficult enough, without the additional financial burden.

10 14 The societal costs are difficult to estimate but the financial burden is well over $1 M per life affected.

Assessing South Africa's financial burden is as difficult as FIFA's gain is plain.

However, he favours a second explanation, that South Stream is "simply too big a burden" amid the difficult financial situation facing Russia's state-owned giant Gazprom.

Hiring interpreters for all your events is not difficult, it is not an outrageous financial burden and it is a responsible step in ensuring equal accessibility.

The financial burden of closing so early proved difficult, so many smaller clubs found clever ways to gradually extend their hours, first to 1AM, then to 2AM and so on.

The financial burden of closing so early proved difficult, so many smaller clubs found clever ways to gradually extend their hours, first to 1 AM, then to 2 AM, and so on.

Hence, the magazine has never been a financial burden on the parish and in recent difficult times has been a definite boon.

All these challenges put parents and/or caregivers in a very difficult position in paying for laboratory tests, thus adding to the financial burden of their hospitalized neonates.