Sentence examples for the onus will fall on from inspiring English sources

With the bat the onus will fall on Pietersen, England's one genuine scene-stealer now Eoin Morgan is injured.

The onus will fall on the officials, who have to enforce the rule, and on the coaches, who must teach their players how to tackle with proper technique.

Kemar Roach The squad looks light on top-quality bowling so the onus will fall on Roach to take wickets early in the innings.

Woakes's injury means that 6ft 8in-tall Irishman Boyd Rankin, who took 55 Championship wickets last season, knows the onus will fall on him.

Because of this, the onus will fall on local communities to push for new programs, teachers and education leaders said, and some could face challenges, as schools across the state continue to grapple with teacher and funding shortages. .

The scoring onus will fall on the 6-foot-7 senior Randal Falker, who averaged 12.7 points and 7.7 rebounds last season.

We expect no new buyer will agree to it and the onus will fall either on Tata Steel or the UK government.

With less electronic protection, the onus will fall more heavily on Greece's 70,000 police, soldiers and emergency workers.Faced with traffic restrictions and a ban on summer holidays for civil servants and bank staff, to say nothing of the burden on taxpayers, many Athenians already wonder if it was all worthwhile.

With Moss out until November, the onus will fall even more heavily on Hatchette.

But I am aware of the onus that will fall on the person you will entrust with my letter to discover the sense of its gibberish--and transform it into English if it is to be used for a literary purpose.

But much of the onus Sunday will fall on the safeties, Yeremiah Bell and LaRon Landry, who will be entrusted with silencing the tight ends Gronkowski and Hernandez, who last season combined for 21 receptions (and 241 yards) and 2 touchdowns against the Jets.