Sentence examples for more burden for from inspiring English sources
In our already over-inflated defense budget (trust me, I was there), we are creating more work and more burden for the people who, for often very little pay, make our sons', daughters', brothers', sisters', and friends' lives easier.
They carry much more burden for the state budget than a possible alternative support to biological or foster families needed to provide quality care for a child.
The sum score implies the overall burden of AD caregiving across all theorized areas (ie, emotional, physical, social, financial, sleep, and time), where a higher score of the IADCQ indicates more burden for an AD caregiver.
Supporters said the cut from 30%to28%8% would restore Britain's attractiveness as a home for companies operating across the globe but small businesses said it would mean more burdens for them.
And so, in the immediate aftermath, the meme had already been established -- seconded by the usual purveyors of conventional wisdom -- that the Nobel Prize was more burden than benefit for the White House.
They understood, too late, that while this rocket-fueled boom lasted, being pronounced Center of the Universe was more burden than honor, especially for a people who had long been devoted to arts and pleasures and subversions.
No more burden, anxiety, or guilt.
The scorers were reluctant to declare that any of the research options could lead to a 50% reduction or more in burden for any disease; of the 515 opportunities to answer this question, it was affirmed only 25 times (scorers could abstain).
Naor was more burdened than most.
With no talk of refinancing or loan forgiveness, a Jindal presidency may feature increasing tuitions, less government funding, and even more debt burdens for students and reliance on private lenders for loans.
Fame's much more of a burden for the young and pretty anyway, he says.
