Sentence examples similar to open to burden from inspiring English sources

Many E.U. officials believe she will be more open to burden-sharing solutions after Germany's next general election, in September.

He argued that debt also offered a "hint" on the continuing weakness of oil prices as "highly indebted oil-producing firms come under pressure to keep the spigots open to meet their service burdens".

Szporer's works are less open to interpretation than Ono's and Burden's: you know what he's trying to say and do.

Whether this distribution of the tax burden is fair is open to debate.

Activists complained that both the American and the European proposals will mandate border controls, unnecessarily burden poor countries and leave them open to legal challenges from drug companies.

Self-reported methods are open to poor recall or memory decay, interpretation difficulties, and increased participant burden.

Men need to re-examine their roles and be open to new possibilities where they share the wealth and the burdens.

"It comes down to burden of proof.

–Compensation reforms not to burden Goldman, Morgan Stanley: analyst.

I don't want to burden him".

However, the wide spectrum of modifications carries with it the burden of "open-to-interpretation" results and, consequently, their significance or lack thereof.