Sentence examples for immediate burden from inspiring English sources

Development should address the social cost of migration: Some South Asian villages are almost empty as groups of people of the major working age are moving, so the immediate burden to sustain the family often resides with women and children.

By capping the increase next year at 2%, as well as extending small business relief and introducing a measure targeted at lower rated retail properties, the government has reduced the immediate burden.

Mr. Corzine, who had been a generous donor to Democratic candidates in the past, won the backing of many party leaders because his willingness to dip into his $400 million fortune relieved them of the immediate burden of fund-raising.

Its presence imposes an immediate burden on landowners who face an increased difficulty in their ability to develop, and in the cost of developing, their land, should they wish to do so, because of the difficulties and expense of eradicating Japanese knotweed from affected land.

Each one is lengthy, creating an immediate burden on the part of the reader before even the first page is opened.

Previous exploits that have resulted in the loss of personal information should put an immediate burden on our nation's leaders to increase cyber training programs.

Part of the problem is that many women of middle age – free of the immediate burdens of motherhood – have had very little education.

Even when the immediate burdens are no more than wearing identification cards or passing through metal detectors on the way back from lunch, said Larry Drake, a government employees' union official at the Department of Labor, there is the added stress of feeling like a target.

Without much hope of a full-scale political solution in the near future, he may be able to tease out some economic and security band-aids along the lines Netanyahu has espoused, to ease the immediate burdens.

That's the advantage of a personal loan, its releases your finances from immediate burdens.

Parents shoulder most of the immediate financial burden.