Sentence examples for lingering burden from inspiring English sources
stay can place a lingering burden on both the patient and the family.
Newsom's dalliance with Ruby Rippey-therk, thex-wifefe of his ex-friend Alex Tourk, is a lingering burden for him, if not an albatross.
But I am left with a lingering burden of unease, the same burden that should weigh on the American conscience every time race rears its head in a judicial proceeding — as, for another example, in George Zimmerman's acquittal in the death of Trayvon Martin.
As millennials preparing to enter a work force where jobs are both low paid and scarce with a lingering burden of student loan debt, there is a strong likelihood that we will not have the same prosperity as prior generations.
But for all its assets, the new MCI will also carry the stigma and lingering burdens -- including being barred from new government contracts -- from the accounting scandal and from years of mismanagement that came to light after the forced resignation last year of Bernard J. Ebbers, WorldCom's founder and chief executive.
The government has been wrangling with business leaders over how to share the lingering financial burdens from Swissair's failed European expansion policy.
After 50 years of an internecine civil war that has claimed over 200,000 lives, victimized millions more, and saddled Colombian society with one of the great lingering human rights burdens of our time, a peace deal with the FARC now seems a question of when rather than if.
Japan and the US have agreed to relocate thousands of US marines from Okinawa in a move aimed at reducing the island's military burden amid lingering anger among residents over pollution, accidents and crime.
This burden lingers; three-quarters of RECs have higher rates than their competitors.
But the cost of insuring British government debt spiked amid lingering concerns that the debt burden caused by the bailout could affect Britain's debt rating.
But it did reflect a deeper truth about the way Europe is seen in the United States as outdated, under-invested and burdened by a lingering enchantment with notions of social justice.Europe's industrial base certainly needs updating.
