Sentence examples for really the burden from inspiring English sources

But then I turn back to my list and I realise that we've never had it so good, and really, the burden of choice is a tiny one.

That's really the burden artists bear today - if you're a sculptor you need to know everything that's happened in sculpture and figure out where you can actually uniquely contribute to that tradition and push it forward in a new way.

It's really taken the burden off companies".

Do we really want the burden of society's designer desires being newly borne by the newly born?

"That is really transferring the burden away from Greeks and onto the others," said Iain Begg, an expert in Europe's monetary union at the London School of Economics.

"The shift from a personal income tax to a real estate tax really transfers the burden from people best able to afford to pay more taxes, because they have higher incomes, to people who may not have higher incomes but whose property values may have increased because of the shifting of the real estate market," she said.

Hamilton was really carrying the burden of representing the fans and the country that day.

The economic effects of taxation depend ultimately on the long and short-term economic incidence, i.e. on who really bears the burden.

"We could really share the burden, share the insecurities, and, therefore, I think, build a much stronger lab," Keysers says.

She's really carried the burden for YEARS… And so, we've opened up communication ….

Could charitable inclination, further aroused by new tax breaks, really assume the burdens relinquished by government?