Sentence examples for would burden from inspiring English sources

To do so would burden them with too much secret knowledge".

(Would Burden have lain there until he died? "Probably not," he said).

But that would burden the least fortunate to further feed the wealthy.

They say such targets would burden them unfairly, compared with other members of the bloc.

Further, they predicted that the large deficits would burden the economy in the future.

Mr. Bush rejected the treaty saying it would burden the American economy and unfairly exempt major developing countries.

The consequences of this perversion of democratic doctrine would burden the South deep into the 20th century.

But four suburban Democratic senators have blocked the plan, saying the tax would burden school districts, nonprofit groups and businesses.

In the ad, Mrs. Bachmann says raising the debt ceiling would burden her children with more debt in the future.

The Legislature's plan, Mr. Pataki said, would burden local governments outside New York City with $174 million more in Medicaid costs than would his plan.

The industry's lobbying group said the requirement would burden consumers with hundreds of dollars in costs for each new television set.