Sentence examples for emphasizing the burdens from inspiring English sources

Through most of its history, the office has been used to advance antiregulatory aims, often by emphasizing the burdens rather than the benefits of regulation.

Nearly half of all cirrhotics admitted to the ICU die before discharge, and two thirds of all patients have alcohol as an aetiological factor, emphasizing the burden on our society.

Recently, URE was included as a cause of VI, thus emphasizing the burden of VI due to RE worldwide is substantially higher.

Recently, URE was included as a cause of visual impairment, thus emphasizing the burden of visual impairment due to refractive error (RE) worldwide is substantially higher.

A recent systematic review of prospective follow-up studies in children with chronic abdominal pain (CAP) at presentation showed that almost one third of children continue to have abdominal pain for more than 5 years, emphasizing the burden of disease [ 5].

Verses in the Quran emphasize the burdens carried by a mother and the respect she should be granted.

In an analysis of the inaugural address, one reporter described the speech as one that emphasized the burdens of the moment and the cloudy future whose challenges may be met with the resolve that is part of our American heritage.

While Mr. Smith emphasized the burden the law put on adults who have to request unblocking, Justice Stephen G. Breyer said: "What's the burden in asking?

On the other hand, a need for respite or support groups might emphasize the burden of caring including feelings of being overwhelmed or wanting to give up.

The descriptive research on compliance costs emphasizes the burden of compliance costs, with little attention to measuring any benefits from tax planning.

However, patients express aesthetic concerns and emphasize the burden of wearing an orthosis.