The buyout would prove troubling, burdened by a heavy debt load.
Mr. Gokhale, like many other economists, says he believes that this is a more appropriate way to assess a country's debt level because it underscores the extent to which the cost of providing for rapidly aging populations, if left unchanged, will add to already troubling debt burdens.
The more troubling is that the cancer burden in developing countries is high and growing, yet there is very little treatment, let alone prevention, even though basic interventions such as screening for cervical cancer and giving women with breast cancer cheap generic drugs such as tamoxifen would save thousands of lives.
Finally, I find the argument that encouraging the public (including the poor) to substitute soda for healthier choices is a discriminatory burden, to be the most troubling.
The loss of wealth has cast household debt burdens in a new and troubling light, and has led to saving and deleveraging, contributing to the sharp drop in consumer demand.
Some economic experts see this troubling statistic as a sign that debt burdens are inhibiting consumption and investment.
3 Stroke deaths attributable to hypertension in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) account for a total disability of 2.6 million Disability Adjusted Life Years. 4 Even more troubling is the fact that the growing NCD burden (in most LMICs) occurs in the context of high levels of infectious diseases such as malaria, HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis, thus indicating a rapid epidemiological transition.
Then whenever a negative emotion hits, you don't have to add the burden of finding this process to your troubling feelings.
Although diabetes is a leading risk factor for CVD and mortality for all Americans, the burden of diabetes in American Indian (AI) communities is particularly troubling (7).
"Jesus was sent by his Father to bear our burdens, to right our wrongs, to rise above our troubling circumstances.
