Sentence examples for lot of onus from inspiring English sources

I'm man enough to guard him.' "He understands that, but we're putting a lot of onus on him to guard him and he knows we have a lot of confidence in him to get the job done".

Alongside him it looks as if Mihajlovic will choose two of Andrea Poli, Riccardo Montolivo or classy new addition Andrea Bertolacci, none of whom have ever been regarded specifically as ball-winners, which puts a lot of onus to shore up midfield on the occasionally wayward De Jong.

I think England will also put a lot of onus on Owen Farrell.

"Every game you do is high profile now and there's always a lot of onus on you.

They don't have the right balance in midfield and there's a lot of onus on young Rhys Patchell.

Ketsbaia will put a lot of onus on the one-time Liverpool and Arsenal target, with the coach's future reportedly resting on a result in Glasgow after their last-gasp loss to an Aiden McGeady-inspired Irish.

"A lot of that onus is put on the referring physician.

"A lot of the onus has fallen on the non-profit film foundation sector".

"This is very serious data, which puts a lot of the onus on developed countries to truly support the transformation developing countries have to make [to a low-carbon economy]," she said.

He's taken a lot of the onus on himself.

"The system as it currently stands puts a lot of the onus on government employees to have to deal with legal challenges, and obviously that has a strong chilling effect," she told me.