Sentence examples for face additional burdens from inspiring English sources
"While this is great from a shareholder's perspective, companies that are publicly traded may now face additional burdens.
They argue persuasively that a community that has already dealt with some of the worst aspects of the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks — years of rebuilding, environmental hazards and security checkpoints — should not have to face additional burdens.
Nonetheless, dietary zinc supplementation should be considered part of a broader effort to improve the overall nutritional status of children, especially during the first 2 years of life [ 44– 46] and particularly among children who may face additional burdens such as lead exposure.
In addition to the rift between Demi and her kids, she's faced additional burdens after rumors flooded the Internet of nude photos of Moore's youngest daughter.
Yet, it is not clear whether companies will be interested in a mechanism like requiring a bond to allow recovery of a portion of advanced legal fees they may be owed if it means current officers and directors may face additional financial burdens.
[ 12, 28] Additionally, while the prevalence of HIV/AIDS and other infectious diseases is relatively low in Kerala, in other parts of India, women may face the additional burdens of being infected themselves.
Some of you would face an additional burden because your health insurance benefits would be taxed".
They also face the additional burden of paying rising health care and pension costs for their employees.
The accounting firms that provide consulting services face the additional burden of regulatory concerns about their providing advice to their audit clients.
The Vancouver Games face an additional burden, starting five days after the Super Bowl, risking that a football hangover could resist the Bloody Mary curative of the Olympics.
Bradley Manning convicted of violating the Espionage Act over his release of secret government files to WikiLeaks will face an additional burden at his court-martial under a ruling on Wednesday by a military judge.
