Sentence examples for tiny burden from inspiring English sources

Jobseeker's allowance – mainly used by young people – is a tiny burden in comparison, costing us just £5.3bn.

On April 25, that tiny country Israel, burdened with decades of unremitting attacks on its very legitimacy and existence, celebrates her 64th year of independence.

If the recipients are to be 45 million or so adult citizens, each parcel of shares would be tiny and the administrative burden would be immense.

"We can do nothing to lessen their anguish, but we can let them know that we mourn with them, that we share a tiny part of their burden in our own hearts".

Using their calculations, China's share of the burden is tiny, despite the fact that China will be the world's biggest polluter by year-end.

"We can do nothing to lessen their anguish," McConnell said, adding that "we can let them know that we mourn with them, that we share a tiny part of their burden in our own hearts".

Opponents, who tend to be Democrats, assert that the amount of fraud at polling places is tiny, and that the burdens of the laws are enough to suppress voting, especially among poor and minority Americans.

As the world looks to ease the burden on the tiny Pacific nation, what can the tech community do to support the international effort?

I wanted everyone to think I was ok, but in reality I was carrying a big burden on those tiny shoulders.

But this difficult daily therapy which lasts for 18 to 24 months places a heavy burden on their tiny shoulders and on the shoulders of those who care for them.

You have no idea how much even the tiniest acknowledgement can ease the burden on their heart.