Sentence examples for private burdens from inspiring English sources

There are, of course, private burdens, none heavier than the reality that Randall's treatment means she and Ellis must postpone plans to have more children.

But this prince has never shied away from offering his personal opinions on everything from preserving the throne's unbroken male line — even, he wrote mischievously two years ago, by reviving the concubine system — to the private burdens of royalty.

We must find creative solutions to providing comprehensive, quality care at reasonable costs to an increasing elderly population as your series, "Care of the Elderly: Private Burdens, Public Choices," shows.

But the issue of how really to interpret this private, burdened mode of expression by the mentally afflicted is no frivolous art-world matter.

After exploring all the possible causes, he concludes that uncertainty about the private burden of health care and education is indeed the main culprit.

The potential result, it seemed, was a society in which workers aged between 25 and 55 would simultaneously bear the private burden of raising their children, and supporting the previous generation over a retirement that might easily be as long as their working life.

"Tiny Beautiful Things" reveals the power of small epiphanies — the healing potential of forgiveness, the value of self-honesty, the necessity of sharing with others what seems our private burden.

As an example of Burden's private nature, Burden had not even told Dewey and Marrinan specifically that he was battling melanoma.

Today's government uses regulation to achieve policy goals by imposing on the private sector burdens less obvious than taxation would be, burdens that become visible only indirectly, in higher prices.

Yet a government can use reserves to help when trouble hits, provided private debt burdens are not too large.

Blanchard added: "Deflation means higher real interest rates, higher public and private debt burdens, and further deflation pressure.