Sentence examples for obvious burden from inspiring English sources

The pressure of working for Steinbrenner was an obvious burden, but at least, through 2000, the Yankees were winning the World Series nearly every year.

And if indeed he was engaged in a work of such transcendent sublimity, how could he release his creative energies from under the obvious burden of looking after his money?

Things Peter Dinklage has to deal with: the obvious burden of living with irresistible charisma, dusting off his two Emmy awards, trying to forget he ever guest-starred in "Nip/Tuck" and, of course, "Game of Thrones" fans. .

The idea that taking on a social task (such as guarding the group) that inflicts an obvious burden on the performer, is not necessarily an altruistic act, has already been presented by Zahavi and their associates.

Now he finds himself, again and again, answering questions about what he is doing back here, given his history with Mr. Clinton and the obvious burdens of this campaign.

WorldCom's most obvious business burden is its big stake in the land-line long-distance phone market.

Aside from the obvious humanitarian burden of those premature deaths, they also take a very real economic toll as well.

The steep grades of the line and the obvious financial burden of the Winston Tunnel also played a role in the decision to completely abandon the Great Western's trackage in the area.

Cohorts of mice were monitored carefully for signs of morbidity or obvious tumor burden.

A number of other genomic alterations were identified in this individual (Table S1), although there was no obvious excess burden of autosomal copy number variations (CNVs), except for one region with four copies of a region spanning the NKAIN2 locus.

For investigators and funding agencies straightforwardly interested in decreasing the obvious disease burden of stillbirth while sidestepping these difficult moral questions, the most direct appeal may be made to the value of promoting women's health through the decrease of stillbirths, and by promoting the value of healthy births at or near term.