Sentence examples for the chief burden from inspiring English sources
But the chief burden of the show falls on Greig, who captures all Pepa's essential qualities.
He wrote in his diary that his sexual hypocrisy was "the chief burden of my soul".
Australia has limited government housing and only a small rental market, so buying a place to live is the chief burden for most people establishing their first home.
As usual, the critics were pleased with Barrington, "on whom... falls the chief burden of the piece, is intensely funny as Ludwig, more especially in the absurd costume of the second act...."....
But this was mostly about shifting the administrative burden from the chief executive, rather than playing the broader role in leading corporate strategy that Mr Reisenberg says is needed.
The sources said that the phrasing of some technical portions of the proposed agreement had been handed over to a subcommittee of American, Soviet and British specialists to ease the burden of the chief negotiators —Under Secretary of State W. Averell Harriman, Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko and British Science Minister Lord Hailsham.
"Decisions taken by the German government to accelerate the nuclear phaseout have led to substantial financial burdens," Jürgen Grossmann, the chief executive of RWE, said during a conference call.
The chief executive, Curtis Stoelting, apologized for the "burden that recalls creates for parents".
Freed from the burden of being the chief admirer of genius, De Quincey finally found his own voice and began producing the dazzlingly unstable confessional writing that brought him fame.
Of the 20,000 clients that the F.T.C. says it believes that American Tax Relief signed up, "we have not been able to find a single one" that the company helped to reduce a tax burden, said David Vladek, the chief of the commission's division of consumer protection.
"Perhaps the liberation from the toils and burdens of being the chief executive of New Jersey might be just the thing he's looking for," Mr. Baker said.
