Sentence examples for unavoidable burden from inspiring English sources

In societies characterised by car use, people drive around not because they want to, or because they have no care for the environment, but because participation in such a society brings with it an unavoidable burden of mobility.

The educational website for Indebted, which borrows its look of revolutionary activism from contemporary stencil-based art made famous by graffiti artists Banksy and Shepard Fairey, explains that the inevitable and unavoidable debt burden to be shouldered by college kids through student loans, credits cards and a poor job market make it all the more important to cut entitlements now.

Returning to our earlier concerns and mirroring quandaries of computational biologists, biotechnologists also need to reflect on related issues: Given the unavoidable computational complexity burden of assembly, how best to design the sequencing platforms?

A study by Feenstra and coworkers showed that there will be an unavoidable increase in the burden of COPD between now and 2015 that is independent from the success of smoking cessation campaigns [ 3].

But as this Great Game becomes deadly serious, as a region resembling Kim's becomes better understood, and as new forms of imperialism take shape, Kipling's notorious and tragic burden begins to seem unavoidable.

If you have a family, the cost of childcare can be a major burden, but may be unavoidable if you go to work or school.

When you zoom out to see the total burden on poor versus rich, the unavoidable fact is that the poor are taxed at a far higher rate.

Exceptions for any student would be made only after the student/parent met the burden of proof that the prohibited conduct was unavoidable and was the result of the student's disability.

Thus he sees it as an unhappy but unavoidable fact that women are this social policy's beasts of burden.

And poetry in English can carry the burdens of its past in ways that are unavoidable and a bit unwelcome; it's hard not to sound like someone else.

Although this is fundamentally unavoidable in any screening system, for cervical screening it brings an added psychological burden for two reasons; 1.