Sentence examples for extended burden from inspiring English sources

An extension would allow Leiter, who could have won 17 or 18 games, not 11, with a more reliable bullpen, to decide about his career on a year to year basis and would not put an extended burden on the payroll.

If it were extended, the burden would be tolerable.

Extending that burden to journalists could have a chilling effect that is larger than any single leak.

In response, Assemblyman George F. Geist, a Republican from Blackwood, introduced yet another updated version of the carnival safety law last month that would extend the burden of responsibility to the manufacturers of the rides.

Results of the literature search illustrate the large extend of burden of prematurity on parents.

Charges of libel are regularly levelled against the PA's critics, and while those arrested may never be sentenced, recurring court adjournments extend the burden of trials disproportionately.

In so doing, degradation-resistant collagen effectively extends the burden of tissue aging from the extracellular space to the cellular compartment.

As our population ages, the manifestations of systemic atherosclerosis (stroke and cognitive impairment) extend the burden on our healthcare delivery system.

LONDON — Greece, on the verge of completing a crucial plan to reduce its debt burden, extended the deadline on Monday for foreign investors and Greek banks to sell their deeply discounted bonds back to the government.

He added, "Consumers are still retrenching and paying down debt, not extending debt burdens".

MLCP-liposome vaccines were able to control the parasite burden and extended the survival of mice.