Sentence examples for hardly a burden from inspiring English sources
I've never flown Emirates before, but I'd concede that business class is hardly a burden.
For Mr. Bardem, who has been nominated in two other years, events like the lunch are hardly a burden, in any case.
For Ms. Oliveri and more than 60 other people who participated in the museum's first Tweetup on Jan . 12 sharing their experience in real time was hardly a burden.
And even for many middle-class converts, the Prius's $26,000 median price is hardly a burden: Toyota figures the average Prius household pulls in nearly $83,000 a year, which is rather high for an economy car.
The next morning I got up early (Poor Boy Lloyd's closed at 10, so it was hardly a burden), stopped for breakfast at the Red Stick Farmers Market (redstickfarmersmarket.org), and by 9 a.m. was on the road, headed out on U.S. 190 toward the legendary (and legendarily boozy) weekly Cajun hoedown at Fred's Lounge in Mamou.
That's nothing to sneeze at, but it's hardly a crippling burden.
The court has no discretion to not grant this banning order where "reasonable grounds for believing" that the ban would "help prevent" violence or disorder are established – hardly a heavy burden to prove when the allegation is put that a fan's presence, chants or behaviour may encourage crowd activity resulting in disorder.
At less than half a minute per person, it is hardly an onerous burden -- especially when compared with applying for a visa.
Of course, this is what they signed up for when they entered police academies nationwide, but it is hardly an easy burden to carry.
My old friend Ian McEwan warned me a few days afterwards: "By the way, you'll find that from now on you're no longer 'the novelist Julian Barnes' – you've been transformed into 'the Booker prize-winning novelist Julian Barnes'". This has indeed proved the case, but it's hardly much of a burden.
