Sentence examples for historically burdened from inspiring English sources

Understanding how the immune system functions and learning how to rationally control it to protect against or treat disease has been a challenge historically burdened by the immunology and medical fields.

A series of coordinated prevention efforts in schools, sports clubs, and other youth organizations would be necessary, they said, if this wasn't going to come back to bite Germany in its historically burdened ass.

Attracted by the imagery, techniques, and stylization of South Asian miniature painting from centuries past, Sikander quotes their styles, formal qualities and motifs while rescuing the medium from the misogynist and imperial tropes by which the miniature had become historically burdened.

Historically burdened with low school achievement rates, these children attend school depending on the seasonal nature of their household chores.

The strong tradition of community involvement in policy and programme development is a distinctive feature of the response to the HIV epidemic in Western countries and has been instrumental in designing a health and support field that has been appropriate for the individuals historically burdened most with the physical and symbolic weight of the illness.

Poor roads, poorly maintained infrastructure, and lack of access to markets and financing have been historically burdening constraints for wealth creation in rural Kenya [22 25].

Women stand to benefit from this shift given their longer life expectancies, reproductive and gender-specific conditions, and historically greater burden of chronic disease and disability.

We also have in Wales a historically high burden of disease and disability.

This historically colossal burden has yet to be acknowledged fully by the European Commission, which expects Germany to continue to be the largest contributor to an expanded EU budget, and to reduce its burgeoning public-sector borrowing requirements.

Shiffman [ 11] calculated donor funding for 20 historically high-burden communicable diseases for the years 1996 to 2003 from 42 major donors, classifying grants according to the communicable disease targeted.

Historically, surgical resection for rectal cancer has been burdened by a high local recurrence rate and concomitant or consecutive distant metastatic disease resulting in a moderate 5-year survival rate.