Sentence examples for do with burden from inspiring English sources

It has to do with burden of care!

But perhaps the most unusual aspect of the private equity industry here is that its success thus far has had nothing to do with burdening its acquisition targets with heaps of debt.

Thereafter comparisons were done with burden categories.

The other leg of the argument for reducing national debt has to do with the burden on future generations.

None of this has anything to do with the burden of honest bookkeeping on start-ups.

What to do with the burden of a crushing national debt incurred during the war, and what to do with the hundreds of thousands of workers and warriors who now would be threatened as G. I. Joe and Rosie the Riveter tried to find peacetime employment?

One of their major grievances had to do with the tax burden imposed on them to support the king's wars.

William Niskanen of the Cato Institute has argued, persuasively in my view, that serious spending cuts only happen in tandem with tax increases, and he suggests that this has to do with making the burden of public spending more salient to voters.

The reason why we have discarded canceling out the interferences has to do with the complexity burden that is required to calculate the coefficients of the equivalent channels {g qm [k] }.

Second, while the difference principle is explicitly about the distribution of primary goods, the duty of assistance might, in the end, have very little to do with actual wealth; burdened societies might be quite wealthy in terms of resources but have failing or deeply embedded non well-ordered institutions while well-ordered nations may be quite poor.

Nothing could be done with this burden except wait for him to die — one more cold night.