Sentence examples for through burdening from inspiring English sources
That is, it provides a plausible explanation for how maths anxiety could potentially lead to reductions in cognitive reflection (i.e., through burdening working memory resources).
And the less than £100m mentioned by Mr Milburn compares, for example, with the £1.6 billion cost of the Falklands war in 1983 and the £2.5 billion cost of the Gulf conflict (later reimbursed through burden-sharing arrangements with countries which did not participate militarily).
They may complain, but businesses keep running and executives muddle through, if burdened by the weight of diminished expectations.
Or he may move through life burdened by the sense that he is a future patient, an illness waiting to happen.
The present system incurs high overhead expenses providing benefits through programs burdened with governmental bureaucracy, shared administration by private insurance companies and employers, and litigation.
Borrowing on today's scale is plainly unsustainable, but will the rich world's governments be able to contain their debt burdens through budgetary discipline alone, or will they be tempted to turn to inflation or even forced to default?
The majority of intestinal helminths do not replicate within their host, and worm burdens increase through constant reinfection.
Every single one that breaks through carries the burden of having to "save rock n roll", and before you know it they've either disappeared or they've devolved into toothless Brit Award winning mush.
"No family should ever have to go through the burden of losing a loved one in police custody and then find that the legal system fails them time and time again.
This is in line with the argumentation of increased productivity through collaborative burden-sharing ([1], p.212).
"The objective of the founders of the new state is to build a country where honest people can prosper without being oppressed by governments making their lives unpleasant through the burden of unnecessary restrictions and taxes".
