Sentence examples for increasing burdens on from inspiring English sources
With increasing burdens on its spending, the ability of governments to support consumer spending – as they have done in recent years with a constant diet of tax credits and tax cuts – will become limited.
A spokesman for Mr. DeMint, Wesley Denton, said, "He's disappointed it is being paid for by increasing burdens on small businesses that create jobs instead of using unspent stimulus funds".
One of the few areas where green shoots are visible is the housing market, at least in London and the south-east, but many economists view rising prices as a reason to fret about the risks of a new bubble and the increasing burdens on over-indebted borrowers rather than cheer for recovery.
Unfortunately for working class families, the Trump administration's tax plan proposal would result in trillions of dollars worth of tax cuts for the wealthy while increasing burdens on low income and middle class Americans.
Second, a Fair Tax can be used to raise adequate revenue needed to fund vital services without necessarily increasing burdens on lower and middle income people and small business owners (and indeed potentially reducing those burdens).
An estimated 2 to 3 billion more people will also start living the middle class lifestyle by that time, further increasing burdens on the planet's land, food, water and energy. 2 -- If we continue with "business as usual," said Steffen, then we can expect energy demands to double by mid-century.
Also, emphasising these foods places increasing burden on a planet already failing to feed so many.
With costs such as fuel and taxes placing an ever increasing burden on airlines, Ryanair needs to charge higher fares.
Support of the frontier defenses became an increasing burden on the central government.
The OBR also dented Osborne's scheme when it predicted that the UK's ageing population would place an increasing burden on the public finances.
Paying for the care of that expanding cohort of elderly people will pose an increasing burden on China's working-age population.
