Sentence examples for shouldered too much from inspiring English sources

He shouldered too much blame for Brazil running around like a bunch of individuals.

American workers have shouldered too much of the blame.

Some suggest they are being asked to shoulder too much of the burden.

But, Apter warns, it's important that children don't shoulder too much of the burden.

Without Mr. O'Neal, he said, "I'd be here shouldering too much of this by myself".

That fact has angered many Americans who think they are shouldering too much of the country's tax burden.

This has left German industry leaders fuming that they have to shoulder too much of Europe's overall burden.

Marbury was, it seemed, trying unnecessarily to shoulder too much of the burden -- not trusting his teammates quite enough.

Her employer, Providence Health & Services, says it designed the plans to avoid having employees shoulder too much in medical bills and has reduced how much workers pay in premiums.

So Governor Christie's position is shortsighted — but he also has a point: New Jersey is being asked to shoulder too much of the burden for the project.

Mayito Rivera, the best of the three singers, carved out his space with the most flexibility, but he was shouldering too much.