Sentence examples for necessary burden from inspiring English sources

To a certain extent, the retail activities are a necessary burden.

To possess this within the Church is to bear a burden, the necessary burden for the conscious Catholic.

While committed to a prudent fiscal policy, they have fervently opposed university tuition fees, a necessary burden for an indebted country.

A prosecutor, Margaret Gandy, said the district attorney's office had met the necessary burden in presenting the case against Mr. Ferhani.

When Arbus killed herself in 1971, William Gedney – whose photograph of her at work is used as the frontispiece to William Todd Schultz's book – remembered her as "a small being, physically, always weighted down by her equipment, the necessary burden".

Unfortunately, tackling carbon emissions continues to be seen as an additional but necessary burden to economic growth, rather than being recognised as a sustainable solution to stimulating economic activity in these troubled times.

A global financial market requires global regulation and a regulator large enough to bail out banks when necessary, taking the burden off national governments.

Finally, even if a non-American bank is successful in avoiding the traps listed above, that bank will still inherit a tremendous ongoing compliance burden necessary to show the federal regulators that each and every trade complies.

Obviously, this is sometimes necessary otherwise the burden of everyday life might just be too much.

The amount of TB burden necessary in the lungs to produce EPTB has not yet been quantified.

More recently, the Lisbon Treaty calls for the fair sharing of the financial burden necessary for border control and for the development of a European border surveillance system (Eurosur) (articles no. 77 and 80).