Sentence examples for extra burden to from inspiring English sources

Richardson has an extra burden to carry here.

For those who didn't play their way onto the team, there's an extra burden to justify their presence.

Exasperated, they have now set up their own social impact tracker system – at considerable extra burden to the staff – to try to capture those multiple results.

Many teachers see them as a way to make classes larger, add an extra burden to the job or cut down on teachers' jobs altogether.

As descendants, they had an extra burden to fight climate change, said Valerie Rockefeller Wayne, a former middle-school special education teacher and chair of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund RBFF).

I am also concerned about adding an extra burden to students if Congress fails to act by July 1 and the interest rate on Stafford loans is doubled to 6.8 percent from 3.4 percent.

They did not want extra burdens to compromise their stealth.

I felt sorry for those women, who, simply due to the bad luck of being born in the wrong era -- when the work of the feminist revolution was not yet complete -- had so many extra burdens to bear.

"For the school, it is an extra burden having to do all that for those people who want to apply – it's a long-haul process that can take up to a year".

He liked the men he worked with at the foundry, who were, for the most part, men like himself, who'd had some sort of downturn or extra burden added to their lives.

However, for an immigrant who does not share the collective values of his or her group, living among more traditionally oriented family members or neighbours may represent an extra burden due to social control mechanisms.