Sentence examples for many burden from inspiring English sources

Measuring stress clinically with a more direct tool such as the GHQ-30 objectively measures carer stress, since professionals are not trying to 'work backwards' by assessing possible causes of stress, in the manner of many burden measures.

One of the most intriguing aspects of this analysis is the general finding that most association tests do well on these datasets, despite the fact we included common nonsynonymous SNVs in this analysis, which is expected to violate the underlying hypothesis of many burden tests.

Gentrification has driven up rents and local taxes, leaving many burdened with debt.

Despite this, she never really identified with feminist issues or gave Caribbean women, who carry many burdens, particular consideration.

In short he is a boy with too many burdens to bear, yet he feels he deserves them.

We ask our service members to endure many burdens so that we may live in safety and security.

She was raised by her mother and grandmother, but since both worked, she had to assume many burdens as a young girl.

The introduction of viability was also, he says, about proving that Section 106 agreements were not imposing too many burdens on the developer.

For Pakistan to overcome its many burdens, it must make peace, or, at least, normalize economic ties, with India, which would include resolving the Kashmir dispute.

They have too many burdens — poverty, conscience, obedience to their clan — and the struggles of daily life leave little time for frivolous swordplay.

Now, a municipal utility district in Texas that is covered by Section 5 is arguing that it is unconstitutional, and that it imposes too many burdens on jurisdictions covered by it.