Examples of 'greater burden' in a sentence
Meaning of "greater burden"
greater burden: This phrase refers to a heavier or more significant responsibility or difficulty that a person must bear or deal with. It signifies an increased level of pressure or obligation
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Women always carry greater burden of responsibility.
To my sisters who bear a much greater burden.
A far greater burden rests upon your shoulders.
There was also a need for greater burden sharing.
Upon you no greater burden than these necessary things.
But texters have a greater burden.
A greater burden sharing of drug control efforts by means of multilateral partnerships.
But it does impose a greater burden on poor families.
Shinji and the others are stuck with an even greater burden.
This creates a greater burden for permanent staff.
With organic production there may be fears of an even greater burden.
Because my sin places a greater burden on my spiritual leaders.
A greater burden of these controls would fall on the economic actors themselves.
This also leads to a greater burden placed on oceans.
But the point the protesters are making is that a uniform fuel tax puts a greater burden.
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I do not want to be a greater burden on you.
There is no greater burden than the one you are about to take on.
High wages in the towns were a still greater burden on rural economy.
Do not put a greater burden on an old man that he can bear.
I open the book and feel as if an even greater burden falls on me.
This creates a greater burden for the average taxpayer.
And Shinji and the others are loaded down with an even greater burden.
Therefore it places a greater burden on people with lower incomes.
There were calls for UNFPA to partner with programme countries for greater burden sharing.
Therefore causing a greater burden on the taxpayers of the city.
The second option was more ambitious and would place a greater burden on the Secretariat.
I take the greater burden down the greater path to travel.
Quebecers also have to bear the even greater burden of federal public debt.
This placed a greater burden on the Panel in its assessment of the issue of valuation.
Surely he must carry the greater burden of the blame.
However, some populations experience more harms and greater burden.
More debt means a greater burden for property taxpayers.
The pastor 's family carries a far greater burden.
Certain sins bring a greater burden on the soul than others.
Last two times, and that he may in fact bear a greater burden of.
It is becoming a greater and greater burden for each national economy.
Moreover, a greater burden was observed among caregivers of patients who were overweight or obese.
There is no greater burden.
The father who came back from the dead, who would be a greater burden.
Do not put a greater burden on an old man who can not bear.
Whichever solution is chosen, it always presents a greater burden on the woman.
I would leave a greater burden for my parents than they already had.
Non-document ballot voting systems can have a greater burden of proof.
This results in a greater burden on the public health budgets of developing countries.
An increasingly high ratio means the economy faces a greater burden in supporting the aging population.
In addition, greater burden sharing is required on all fronts.
Consequently, the report writes, they are a greater burden on the health care system.
This is indeed a major undertaking, in which the Government is shouldering the greater burden.
Providing care to seniors places a greater burden on families with low incomes.
This is how your test ends, my son. There is no greater burden.
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