Sentence examples for shared burdens from inspiring English sources

Ruben's education and use of capital have freed him from the shared burdens of the Ibatan and from the shared purpose that flows from it.

Through the middle years of the 20th century, these communities were places apart, where new arrivals shared burdens and planned assimilation into the melting pot.

The European Union was sold in Eastern Europe as a source of funds and opportunities – not a source of moral obligations or shared burdens.

And amid one failed emporium of gewgaws and gadgets, most people spoke of hope, of new beginnings, of shared burdens and playing their part, as if, for a while at least, they're eager to buy into something not quite formed but full of promise.

But what they have come up with here is so hostile to any notion of solidarity — or of shared burdens or sacrifice — that it is difficult to credit them, in this matter at least, with any motivation beyond greed, a desire to reward their biggest campaign contributors, and a reflexive ideological hatred of anything that looks like progressive taxation.

Good to know; better to know how the man who wants a job managing not just his own money but our entire economy understands what the meaning of normal is, or should be, when it comes to taxes and financial responsibility and our shared burdens.

The Democrats believe in a social safety net and shared burden.

It seems that not even the shared burden of Being Abroad helped such different Englishmen to get on.

What these period pictures have in common is a sense that righting our wrongs is a shared burden.

Who wouldn't want to root out the tax evaders and finaglers who are shirking the shared burden?

Often, it is a shared burden that messes with everyone.