Sentence examples for much more burden from inspiring English sources

But the war would have been authorized by the Security Council, had greater international support and involved much more burden sharing.

"You have a number of exempt groups in commercial quarters, so we don't get that money back to invest in things we need — schools, fire, police — so it just puts that much more burden on homeowners".

Mr. Murenbeeld expects any positive growth in business investment to be offset by contractions in government spending and foreign trade, placing that much more burden on the consumer sector.

On the other hand, more old population and less young proportion will put much more burden on the social support system.

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.

While videotaping informed consent would provide additional accountability, Bhan says, "the right balance has to be struck between how much more additional burden needs to be loaded on researchers vis-à-vis requirements of ensuring better patient safety".

He said Medvedev's announcement was made "without analyzing the real needs" of the region, signaling possible disagreement in the Kremlin about how much more economic burden Russia should take on if it expands into impoverished eastern Ukraine.

In most of the country, reduced coverage is much more of a burden than rising premiums.

Fame's much more of a burden for the young and pretty anyway, he says.

Of course, this movie is about much more than the burden of celebrity the cinematic retrospective gets Sandy to become inwardly retrospective about his own life.

So focusing only on income taxes makes it seem as if the rich pay much more of the burden than they really do.