Sentence examples for the burden of saving from inspiring English sources

So the burden of saving the Knicks' season, and perhaps D'Antoni's job, falls to Davis.

The burden of saving Spanish banks, and perhaps Irish ones too, would be taken off the shoulders of weak sovereigns.

Even so, the burden of saving their company, their city, and even the Japanese publishing industry had been placed on the shoulders of the mill's employees.

Lloyds Action Now contends that shareholders were deceived into shouldering the burden of saving HBOS, which should have fallen more fairly on taxpayers in general.

Second, we certainly shouldn't put the burden of saving $7 million on the backs of a particular constituency in a particular part of the city".

Notwithstanding boilerplate references to coalitions and multilateral institutions, the president's national security strategy puts the burden of saving the world squarely on American shoulders.

Because over the last 30 years, we've been subject to a deliberate effort by corporate CEOs and anti-worker politicians to slash pensions, reduce 401(k) contributions and place the entire burden of saving for retirement on the backs of workers.

In a post about Musk, which followed up on a Profile, Tad Friend wrote, "Musk, who grew up in South Africa reading Isaac Asimov's 'Foundation' series, sees himself as a hero tasked with the lonely burden of saving us all.

Put on top of that the burden of 'saving the sport' which was placed on his shoulders, it means that the pressure was there.

Look carefully at Mr Bush's tax cuts to date: they suggest a strong desire to reduce the burden of taxation on saving.

It won't necessarily be easy, but the amount you can save today will ease the burden of having to save much more down the road.