Sentence examples for from its burden from inspiring English sources

These qualities will be needed in abundance if its political class is to rescue it from its burden of debt.

If it provided any major relief for Argentina from its burden of interest and principle payments it might turn out to be a very unattractive swap for investors.

From its burden of guilt flow reflections on fate, religious superstition and the fallibility of memory, with allusions ranging from Thomas Hardy – including a fatefully unread letter – to the Greek furies.

Our children will suffer from its burdens for hundreds, even thousands, of years.

Febrile episodes typically have a deleterious effect on parasites and probably benefit the host by aiding parasite clearance; however, the parasite may also gain advantage from limiting its burden on the host and prolonging infection to ensure development and transmission of slow-maturing gametocytes.

Yet the risks are also mounting, in part because China is trying to outrun or perhaps run away from its inherited burden of socialist inefficiency.

But it was still a poor result for a summit billed by some as a "once in a generation" chance to save the planet from its intolerable burden.

Both anecdotes suggest a tendency towards slumming it that doesn't do justice to the work, effort and commitment they have both given to their respective causes – Varoufakis in his failed attempt to rescue Greece from its debt burden and Stratou to supporting her husband.

Some 20,000 calls at the 2.50 strike price were traded at that expiration ahead of desperate discussions aimed at rescuing the company from its debt burden.

You see, the economy booms and the government is also bailed out from its debt burden.

Similarly, the US "released from its heavy burden in the Korean conflict... dramatically increased its military and financial support" to the French.