Sentence examples for unprecedented burden from inspiring English sources

He was struck by the commitment of the doctors but said even for Gaza this was an unprecedented burden.

The unprecedented burden the court seeks to place on online intermediaries would damage the internet for all users, especially those in Europe.

Second, the ruling is considered hopelessly impractical for intermediaries: an "unprecedented burden", as the lawyer and free-speech advocate Mark Stephens expressed it.

In real terms he is much older, having worn the unprecedented burden of captaining South Africa for 11 years and 109 Tests.

The speed with which Annan was handed these new responsibilities was a reflection not only of his capabilities but also of the improvisational approach of the U.N. Secretariat to the unprecedented burden of its multiplying missions.

He is expected to say: "We're heading towards an unprecedented burden being placed on the next generation who will have to pay for their parents' retirement on top of paying for the national debt.

The Livonian War imposed unprecedented burdens upon the taxpaying population and the landowning military caste.

As the forces he could put in the field dwindled and resistance grew among his subjects to the unprecedented burdens imposed by the war (in 1760 the landowners of Brandenburg refused to contribute further), the Prussian position became increasingly difficult; by 1761 it was desperate.

But Republicans continued to hammer the budget, calling it an unprecedented tax burden on a middle class already under assault.

Commenting on the findings, he said: "Today's students face an unprecedented financial burden with student loan and tuition fee debt higher than ever before".

As prices soar, a college degree statistically remains a good lifetime investment, but it often comes with an unprecedented financial burden.