Sentence examples for start the burden from inspiring English sources
From the start, the burden of rational thinking - of skepticism - was plopped on the unfit shoulders of Matthew Fox's Dr. Jack Shephard, and the actor's teary petulance never so much as hinted that a rejection of faith is anything more than a wounded man's bitterness.
It must now start sharing the burden with civilian leaders.
As growth has resumed that has enabled Ireland to start reducing the burden of accumulated debt.
Isn't' is about time that men start bearing the burden of their urges?
The very best option to delineate those in the normal range versus clinical range would have been to observe people with different levels for a sustained period, and identify a threshold beyond which people start feeling the burden in some sense.
But although Banzhaf went before the Court of Appeals and argued in the proceedings he had started, the principal burden of defending the F.C.C. decision in court, as the Cancer Society people had expected, fell upon counsel for the F.C.C. itself, and the F.C.C.'s success was clear-cut.
If you think I'm overreacting, understand that it starts with the "burden" of combing their hair which trickles down to self-esteem and self-love.
They started shedding the burden of history at Ken Kesey's acid tests, paying a buck at the door like everyone else and gifting the psychotropic community with their music.
"The reason -- the whole reason -- we're trying to resign is to allow the rest of you to continue to do what we started without the burden of Genoa," Will explains to the staff.
He said the city would save nearly $1 billion over the next five years because of a budget provision that would start to shift the burden of increasing Medicaid expenses from county governments and New York City to the state.
But Kohlstedt said not until World War I, when the federal government began supporting scientists through the National Research Council and questions arose about fair distribution of a public resource, did these private committees start to bear the burden that peer review carries today.
