Sentence examples for shoulder a portion from inspiring English sources

He persisted, though, and the program was a huge success, with camps lining up to shoulder a portion of the costs.

It will shoulder a portion of the money Sidex owes to local banks, inject $350m, and keep on the entire workforce for the next five years.

"The approximately one million nonresidents who come into the city to work should be willing to shoulder a portion of the costs" to protect bridges, tunnels and train stations, Mr. Morgenthau said.

Moreover, it was noted in the discussion that since the billing system changed in the hospital from 2005 up to 2010, it was harder for the patients to pay for their bills, especially among the poorest who used to get free medical care but are now required to shoulder a portion of the bill ("…the patients are always surprised that medical services are not free anymore in this hospital").

The electorate shoulders a portion of the blame for the mess we are in as well.

Other concerns include the fact that Italy, with the third-largest euro zone economy after those of Germany and France, will have to shoulder a large portion of the bailout bill even as it grapples with its own sharp economic downturn.

In his September 25 discussion with the President, Brown said Afghan forces must shoulder a greater portion of the burden and take more responsibility for their own affairs and asserted the UK would not be "cutting out" of Afghanistan, though it lacks the capacity to commit additional troops.

As long as economists choose to talk loudest about the things they understand least well and to remain silent about the underlying ideas that unite them, this is unlikely to change.And economists must shoulder a further portion of the blame for quite another reason.

While creating systems that can shoulder a greater portion of this decision-making burden is a computationally intensive task, performance advances in modern computer hardware bring us closer to this goal.

For the existing unfunded liabilities to be covered in the end, someone must pay $99.2 trillion or receive $99.2 trillion less than they have been promised... the decision we must make is whether to shoulder a substantial portion of that burden today or compel future generations to bear its full weight".

The remaining GE courses shoulder a growing portion of higher education's mission to develop CSL among all college graduates.