Sentences with phrase «burden on society»

Brain disorders represent an enormous burden on society in terms of human suffering and economic cost.

The WHO predicted that depression will be the second - leading cause of burden on society among all diseases worldwide by the year 2020 (4).

This is usually associated with extra burdens on our society since older people tend to draw more out of the system than working individuals.

Common diseases, such as heart attack, diabetes, and psychiatric disease, represent a major burden on society.

Poor mental health places an enormous burden on society by creating suffering, lack of enjoyment in daily activities, and social withdrawal.

This disability, whether it be long or short - term, has its own burdens on society, including tangible financial costs to employers, family members, and our other social services.

These conditions not only result in a high degree of personal suffering, but also impose a considerable burden on society.

Individuals with antisocial behavior place a great physical and economic burden on society.

More than 5 million Americans are currently living with the disease, and that number is expected to triple by 2050, placing a staggering burden on society.

Socialists, mental retards, lazy burdens on society, illegal aliens, most Katrina victims, and women who refuse to shave their armpits will all be voting with you for Hillary.

If your safety net takes care of people, as it does in most of the western world, and especially in northern European nations, then someone with the self - control of a second grader would present a disproportionate burden on society when society has to dig into its pockets to make up for their irresponsible choices of the past.

IBS accounts for 10 per cent of visits to GP surgeries and the condition has a significant and escalating burden on society as a consequence of lost work days and time spent on regular hospital appointments.

The tool, called the Research Opportunity Index (ROI), measures disparities between resources dedicated to a disease and its relative burden on society.

So there's Africa, which has holoendemic malaria — it's everywhere — and it's an incredible burden on the society and on the economy, but almost no work gets done on it.

«It really imposes a tremendous burden on society, not just for the afflicted, but also for those who care for them.»

Of our many modern diseases, one of the biggest burdens on society is an unexpected one: depression, according to the World Health Organization.

Most of the science and economics community would dispute 3 — tax shifts away from goods like capital, income, or labor and towards bads like CO2 would not pose a great burden on societies, rich or poor.

He feels that organizations such as Peacebuilders create a more civil society and by doing so lessen the overall burden on the society they operate in.

Streetwalkers impose a more tangible burden on society and other people.

Not only does a high number of NEETs signal a waste of young talent and potential, it is also creating a long term cost burden on our society.

Individuals with antisocial behavior, such as conduct disorder (CD), antisocial personality disorder (ASPD) and callous - unemotional traits or psychopathy, place a great physical and economic burden on society (Moffitt, 1993; Kratzer and Hodgins, 1997; Loeber and Stouthamer - Loeber, 1998).

Financially fit people are less of a burden on society.

In those times you just died and weren't a burden on society or your family.

I also recognize the reality of what happens when unwanted babies are born; most become a burden on society, if their unwitting parents don't kill them (accidentally or deliberately) first.

Conservatives think that a large federal government with expensive programs becomes a burden on society that actually can't be sustained and creates worse conditions in the long run.

The possibility to end one's life at the hands of a doctor or a «helper» quickly turns into a duty to not be a burden on society.

They were deemed an economic and emotional «burden on society and their families.»

I quote from your question: If I were a convicted criminal At this point, you are not: you are just a burden on the society.

I have a distaste for placing a burden on society to protect me in this regard.

In the process, I have seen and heard immigrants labeled as uneducated, liars, burdens on society, criminals, and animals (among others).

The perfect justice system costs government more up front but reduces the burdens on society further down the line by a drastic reduction, from the user's perspective, of the crippling expense of family law litigation.

Are you aiming to focus your attention on young potential criminals and reform them before they grow up and become a burden on society?

Government Ministers are notorious in talking about failed experiments, cultural museums, lifestyle choices, the high expenditure on Indigenous affairs and our burden on society — all of which generally portrays a negative and deficit viewpoint about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.