Sentence examples for or burdens from inspiring English sources

Courts are often skeptical about legislation that benefits or burdens only one person, even when its impact is only prospective.

In the US Treasury Harry Dexter White argued that capital flows were designed to evade "new taxes or burdens of social legislation".

We want girls to be not seen as risks or burdens, but as human beings with equal and intrinsic worth, agency, rights and potential.

After being raised as a boy, with whatever privileges or burdens it may entail, they switch back once they become teenagers.

"Alongside that are lots of issues: fines for hospital that have failed discharges, or burdens on A&E departments where patients are discharged and have to come back in.

Whatever benefits or burdens the mail brings this week, next week, or any week, stick to what is essentially and irreplaceably you, and be steadfast in your appreciation of your own immense worth as scholar, as youth, and as human.

No one looked distressed or burdened by the task.

one serving as an accompaniment or burden to another.

(That honor, or burden, will go to Robert Battle later this year).

They don't follow trends or burden their children with their emotional lives.

It is an accomplishment that may benefit or burden his successor.