Sentence examples for started to burden from inspiring English sources

Over the next days, the infection continuously got worse and from day 4 on started to burden also healthy tissues around the wound.

I started to feel burdened by our relationship and distressed as to what, exactly, X expected from me.

The government has started to shift the burden.

"The commercial aspect had started to become a burden.

And while his wife was initially supportive, she had started to feel the burden of supporting the family on her own.

Europe recognises this, and over the past decade has started to shift the burden of taxation from income to, for example, carbon emissions.What are the chances that America too will start to tackle its petro-addiction?

At first, writing was my salvation, but making the weekly deadlines started to be a burden.

This has started to place a burden on the underlying Registry and, more specifically, the team in charge of curating its content.

Did the administration really intend from the start to burden soldiers and citizens with this most awesome task of "liberation"?

AMERICA'S infamous debt clock, near New York's Times Square, was switched off in 2000 after the national burden started to fall thanks to several years of Clinton-era budget restraint.

The cost of PFI repayments rose sharply, from £459m in 2009-10 to £628.7m last year – a rise of 18% a year two years in a row – and has "started to become a particular burden for a number of trusts".