Sentence examples for massive burdens from inspiring English sources

England can feel the post-colonial UK project is unable to shake off a legacy of violence and the imposition of massive burdens on those who can afford them least.

And now that the explosion has ended, what happens to poor countries that still have massive burdens of disease as well as rapidly growing populations?

Armadillos are highly susceptible to M. leprae and can manifest massive burdens of bacilli in their tissues (1010 11 organisms/g).

For example, Southern Africa has seen enormous movement of workers in the extractive industries, living and working under the harshest conditions, resulting in massive burdens of silicosis in former mine workers in the region [ 30, 31].

The present public health system is focused mainly on infectious diseases that remain of utmost concern, but it needs to be equipped to address the massive burdens of NCDs in rural areas.

Although the two South African sites (Agincourt and Africa Centre) in the figure had very low proportions of maternal deaths compared with overall WRA mortality, their MMRs were by no means low; but the massive burdens of HIV/AIDS mortality in the WRA populations in those locations minimised the maternal proportions.

The penalty points were a massive burden and we just couldn't overcome it.

Ahmadinejad's spending policies – including cheap loans – also left the banking sector with a massive burden of non-performing loans.

He added: "We want to end the lifetime of debt which is a massive burden for students.

At least Moeen Ali was not suffering from a massive burden of expectation when he was given the ball.

Their economy is now doing rather nicely, mainly due to the massive burden of debt being lifted from them.