Sentence examples for of onus from inspiring English sources
Obviously, all of those things together collectively mean that there's a decent amount of onus put on this series".
I'm man enough to guard him.' "He understands that, but we're putting a lot of onus on him to guard him and he knows we have a lot of confidence in him to get the job done".
Alongside him it looks as if Mihajlovic will choose two of Andrea Poli, Riccardo Montolivo or classy new addition Andrea Bertolacci, none of whom have ever been regarded specifically as ball-winners, which puts a lot of onus to shore up midfield on the occasionally wayward De Jong.
"We definitely would love to have their offensive productions, but I think that when you put that kind of onus on a player and say, well, tonight you've got to go out and score, we're not going to win," Devils Coach Larry Robinson said.
I think England will also put a lot of onus on Owen Farrell.
As the number of ONUs increases, the average cost of each ONU could be gradually reduced.
Instead, in New York, much of the onus of figuring out which kinds of training make a difference falls on the shoulders of principals.
"That's not a reversal of the onus of proof".
In 1892 a young new ruler, ʿAbbās Ḥilmī II, struggling to divest himself of the onus of the Veiled Protectorate, gave encouragement to a budding nationalist movement.
Most Israelis, weary of the onus of occupation, proved ready to rethink the past and live with, if not adore, the Palestinians.
That puts some of the onus of Texas' going to the Pac-12 on ESPN, which again finds itself in the uncomfortable situation, at least journalistically, of affecting and covering college sports.
