Sentence examples for future burdened from inspiring English sources

The Pinch is about blame: who is culpable for the fine mess older people have bequeathed to younger people; a future burdened by debt, an impenetrable housing market and a dicey future plagued by climate change and poverty.

"I'd be an advocate for these children, and help prevent them becoming a future burden.

Mr. Thompson often cites the future burden of government spending, but usually with broad generalizations.

Much of the heat in this debate is about the predicted future burden of "green taxes" on domestic fuel bills.

Lawmakers are studying pension reform to reduce the future burden of state payments, and labour reforms to cut employment costs.

But job cuts might just add to the future burden of benefits by creating more well-rewarded early-retired folk.

Judge Biggers had expressed doubts about whether the settlement would result in more integrated campuses and about the future burden to taxpayers.

Premiums and general tax money would pay for the part of the program covering doctors' bills, so the future burden on Social Security taxes would be more predictable.

The agreement called for declining state support to allow the city time to manage its future burden through any city-determined combination of additional tax revenues, cost reductions or additional state support.

"If this trend continues it will certainly boost the future burden of cancer, particularly in South America and North Africa, where the largest increases in the rate of obesity have been seen over the last 30 years".

"In fact, if foundations step up to problems now and fund solutions at a faster spend-down rate, there will be a lessened future burden," he said, "and it will be less costly in both a social and monetary sense".