Sentence examples for unusual burden from inspiring English sources

That's an unusual burden for any child to carry, especially in a nation that remains largely segregated.

All this puts an unusual burden on the judges, who must try to see beyond the flash and bash of each dancer in order to assess his or her artfulness.

Lawyers for Mr. Wilson face an unusual burden, proving not that their client is innocent of the crimes but that there were enough mitigating circumstances to save him from a death sentence.

Although questions have been raised about the leaching of plasticizers and other hormonally active chemicals from heated plastic bottles, studies to date indicate the SODIS method does not impart an unusual burden of endocrine disruptors to drinking water.

While this is technically legal if your neighbor agrees to it, it places an unusual burden on her and may not hold up if the contract is challenged later.

Despite this disturbing association, Jacoby insists upon her status as half-Jew, an identity that carries with it unusual burdens and possibilities.

(D) Ensuring that covered veterans do not experience a lapse in care resulting from errors or delays by the Department or its contractors or an unusual or excessive burden in accessing hospital care, medical services, or extended care services.

"By enforcing this statute, Arizona would impose," she said, citing a previous Supreme Court case, a " 'distinct, unusual and extraordinary' burden on legal resident aliens that only the federal government has the authority to impose".

Echoing the justice department's argument that the task of enforcing immigration laws belongs to the federal government, Bolton added that the statutes "would impose a 'distinct, unusual and extraordinary' burden on legal resident aliens that only the federal government has the authority to impose".

The typical response to pazopanib in both humans and mice displays an unusual pattern: tumor burden decreases as soon as treatment starts.

Recent investigations suggest that concurrent infection with multiple strains is possible and may not be unusual in high-disease-burden settings, where the force of infection is large [25] [31].