Sentence examples for punishing burden from inspiring English sources

These price differences impose a uniquely punishing burden on the estimated 49 million Americans who have no health insurance, experts say.

But he also suggested that the excessive expansion of government is the enemy of effective government, and that our rapidly increasing debt will prove a punishing burden for future generations.

These savings would then be passed on to the public, reversing the trend of rising insurance premiums that has proved so punishing a burden to American families and firms.

"We will fight politicians who not only seek to shame, punish, or burden women for making these decisions, but also try to push care out of reach".

"They should certainly be punished but the burden should not fall on those two players.

Prison isn't easy for anyone, but it is especially punishing for those afflicted by the burdens of old age.

For every William Eaton, there is the laid off factory worker, the no longer relevant middle manager, the woman -- or man -- burdened by a crippled by punishing divorce, the educated freelance artist who falls ill without health insurance.

That should come as little surprise, since the nation's debt burden has been well documented, but it riled up Wall Street Thursday, punishing stocks and lifting the dollar.

Punishing tackles.

Or punishing.

The Caro Research Institute, a consulting firm that evaluates the burden of diseases, estimates that a diabetic without complications will incur medical costs of $1,600 a year - unpleasant, but not especially punishing.