Sentence examples for standing burden from inspiring English sources

This alternate strategy based on worksite health promotion should be appreciated by policy makers and health care providers in middle-income countries as a promising intervention for reducing the long standing burden of cervical cancer in Malaysia.

Each of these witness memoirs had to bear an awful burden, standing in for the thousands of memoirs that would never be written.

Beaten by Mr. Schröder and by a mood of national self-involvement then steering his country away from Europe and the world's burdens, standing on the right side meant, in the end, for the C.D.U.'s father of German unity and the Maastricht Treaty, a bitter exit from power.

The idea of opening a new document to edit feels crushing, as though each task I take on carries the additional burden of standing the whole time.

Muscle strength further decreases with aging and make feeling burden when standing from seat.

Each individual does not need to shoulder the deemed burden of standing strongly as a representative of an entire people.

Disappointing my children as well as breaking their hearts is a burden I feel standing behind me, something that won't stand in front of me and can't quite look me in the eye.

The doctrine of standing prevents applicants from burdening the court with frivolous or vexatious claims.

Obvious symbolism: it is postseason time, and heavy is the burden on Soriano, standing in for the greatest closer ever.

Amid the disagreement, the UN said the prospects of Europe standing together to share the burden of the refugee crisis seemed ever more distant.

I'd "pay any price, bear any burden" to avoid standing in the security line at a busy airport, or the line at passport control when you come home from a trip abroad.