Sentence examples for growing burdens from inspiring English sources

Fissures have appeared this season in the dynasty that is the Yankees, from the growing burdens of pressure and time.

The U.S. will follow Europe down the route of welfare-state stagnation, with growing burdens, aging populations, limited growth and horrendous choices.

But all of them would have had to cope with the withering scrutiny of a 21st-century news media that imposes growing burdens on would-be presidents.

Moreover, Bulgaria was beset by Mongol attacks from the north and by internal upheavals brought on by the growing burdens placed on the peasantry by the powerful nobles.

Their constant efforts to defund the government lead to cutbacks and growing burdens on those who remain, further generating a greater erosion of morale, which in turn leads to less and less productivity until, in the immortal words of Grover Norquist, all that's left can easily be flushed down the drain.

It's clearly a huge and growing burden on the NHS.

Police forces have also complained about the growing burden of cybercrime investigations.

The survey also highlights the growing burden stress levels are placing on managers.

In the absence of care services, meanwhile, a growing burden is falling on unpaid carers.

The report, by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, renews concerns about the growing burden of student debt.

The growing burden of our health care bill is straining family and government budgets.