Cheng has said, "I hate that art is given the burden of having to be meaningful.
Must we be given the burden of lyrical, mind-improving literature when all we want is sugar and cable TV?
"Given the burden of private school placement, it makes good sense to require parents to try to devise a satisfactory alternative within the public schools".
So the young man most likely to be given the burden is Joe Root, whose England career is acquiring the properties of a yo-yo.
"Males were frequently given the benefit of the doubt, where females were given the burden of proof to establish no provocation had occurred," the report said.
The game was marketed to the hilt, offering a ground-floor glimpse at two players given the burden of reviving proud franchises that have fallen on hard times.
Their family's whereabouts may be unclear, or to no avail if family members want nothing to do with the patient — especially given the burden they represent.
Jack, the show's hero, became an avatar for Lindelof, at least in Lindelof's mind: a man who had just lost his father, who had been given the burden of leadership that he didn't feel ready or willing to handle.
In a statement, the group's president, John J. Castellani, repeated its position that overhauling the health insurance system should be "a national priority" given the burden of rising expenses on individuals, the government and especially employers.
While pay-go rules are helpful in the current environment, they are not sufficient given the burden the approaching retirement of the baby boom generation and rising health care costs will place on the debt.
doi 10.1186/s12884-017-1599-7. http://dx.doi.org/10.1186/s12884-017-1599-7. Background: In Nepal, hypothermia is a major risk factor for newborn survival, but the country's public health care sector has insufficient capacity to improve newborn survival given the burden imposed by distance to health facilities and cost.
