Sentence examples for more burden than from inspiring English sources

It is a weight that inevitably becomes more burden than expectation.

And, the study found, extended family may bring more burden than help.

Yet once her children moved out, the 10 rooms seemed more burden than benefit.

But these days Mr. DiVincenzo and the executives from the other three counties see the prosecutors' offices as more burden than a boon.

In the mix of blessing and burden that invariably accompanies life as a Kennedy, the congressman has perhaps had more burden than most.

Entertaining at home, theoretically a relaxing pastime, becomes more burden than pleasure when the guest list is headed by Miles (Quentin Mare), a former colleague of Johnny's at the law firm whose determined imbibing and casually cruel tongue turn a friendly dinner into a night of verbal jousting.

Naor was more burdened than most.

Yet he never sought to romanticise a rural working-class life that carried more burdens than blessings.

Gov't Mule's songs sound even more burdened than the Allman Brothers' repertory; they carry Southern rock toward the existential woe of grunge.

With the state facing $550 million less in general fund revenues than a year ago, they say, defenders are no more burdened than the next department.

While this new idea won't solve insolvency — we may need to raise Social Security contributions to do that — it would support the principle that one generation shouldn't be more burdened than another.