Sentence examples for serious burdens from inspiring English sources

Expatriates say the procedures will impose serious burdens on U.S. companies doing business overseas.

And now, having run the gauntlet of proceeding disasters, we remain in need of dropping those serious burdens, if only for a day.

In a later statement Sandoval cited "serious financial implications" of the expansion and called on Congress to "ease the serious burdens it places on the states".

The combination of aging and deleveraging will place serious burdens on the government purse and on growth rates, and the back end of a deep recession is a tough time to face that pressure.And obviously, liberalism must be actively defended.

But that law does not "impose any serious burdens" on B.S.A.'s "collective effort on behalf of its shared goals," nor does it force B.S.A. to communicate any message that it does not wish to endorse.

Under Parakramabahu I the pursuit of an active foreign policy and the many wars it involved were serious burdens on the treasury; indeed, the maintenance of a strong standing army and navy was a great expense for all the Polonnaruwa kings.

But the mortgage-related legal woes remained a serious burden.

Removing the entrance, he added, "would impose a serious burden on the displaced pedestrian users".

This is at a time when more families find those costs to be a serious burden".

But debt incurred in college becomes a serious burden at graduation, especially in a recession in which jobs are scarce.

But it became a serious burden on soldiers when President Bush launched the so-called surge in Iraq.