Sentences with phrase «heavy burden»

As well as being susceptible to viral and bacterial infections, your cat is more likely to develop heavy burdens of parasites, even with a lower level of exposure.

The judgment further recognises that discrimination claims place heavy burdens on parties, and that there is importance in attempts to settle differences in conditions where they can speak freely.

Sadly the jewels proved to be far too heavy a burden for this living treasure, and the beast died.

The high prices and food shortages and worsening conditions of health place heavier burden on the women.

Come to me, all of you who are weary and carry heavy burdens, and I will give you rest.

He loved everyone, and had harsh words only for the religious authorities who put heavy burdens on the backs of others.

Critics say it would impose heavy burdens on small online retailers, who could face compliance issues and varying tax rates in states far from their base of operations.

The rules and the interpretation thereof place a very heavy burden on the athlete in this regard.

The extra weight of twins creates an even heavier burden on the deep veins in your legs.

One way to increase the chances of putting off retirement is to pay for a degree (either fully or partially), and student loans are becoming an increasingly heavy burden for parents.

It wasn't built to win races or set records but to be accessible to as many people as possible, helping shoulder a much heavier burden: daily life.

There's no other democratic system in the world that puts so heavy a burden on its citizens in choosing the chief executive.

If we are constantly focused on how deprived we feel, making the healthier choice is going to feel like a really heavy burden.

It was the first time that I felt how heavy a burden it is for art to be shown in relation to a concept, or whatever is the organizing principle of an exhibition.

It's not a very heavy burden if that ever happens, and it will usually quickly recover.

We know that heavy burdens sometimes accompany legal issues.

High cost debt is a particularly heavy burden during times of economic uncertainty.

Putting heavy burden on the large majority of them say their profile to nice but we know that group.

Is proficiency in math and reading too heavy a burden to carry?

You also need to watch closely for any hidden costs and fees that can also turn an otherwise good deal into a very heavy burden.

Her non-existent love life comes as even heavier burden.

These loans or combination of loans solve a problem that turned 100 % financing mortgage loans into a really heavy burden.

The economic, social, and emotional tolls of these deaths are substantial, but some parts of the US are bearing heavier burdens than others.

I can see how some might recognize this false loading of heavy burdens from men who proclaim a lordship to do so, and not see the easy yoke of Jesus and the beauty of such a lordship.

While e-discovery is often discussed in terms of legal requirements, it places heavy burdens in IT teams who are usually responsible for collecting data and managing e-discovery software.

Some days I drag mine along like heavy burdens, the next day I leave them alone.

In an early decision, the Federal Court of Appeal had identified a «heavy burden upon litigants seeking to overturn an interlocutory order by a case management judge» (Montana Indian Band v Canada, 2002 FCA 331).

Jesus chastised religious leaders for laying heavy burdens on the backs of people and not lifting a finger to help them.

Lib Dem economic spokesman Vince Cable said the latest interest rate hike would only increase the already heavy burden of UK personal debt.

It is far less difficult to simply observe the world for what is true rather than try and fit everything into one Christian world view that has with it a lot of baggage that involves shame, judgment, hell, and host of other heavy burdens it calls light.

«Shell Oil's planned exploration of the Chukchi Sea poses heavy burden and risk on Inupiat cultural livelihood,» said Faith Gemmill, Executive Director of Resisting Environmental Destruction on Indigenous Lands (REDOIL).

If our theology causes us to bind heavy burdens on people's backs, while creating rules, restrictions, and regulations for how to live life with God and others, and we stifle people's joy, censor their love, and chide them for their grace, it is no wonder that people reject us and our theology, and maybe the God we claim to follow as well.

Buying a home is easily the largest financial transactions that most consumers will make in their lifetimes, and it carries a pretty heavy burden for those who are taking anywhere from two to three decades to repay their mortgage balance to their lender.

James Dean, an economist at Simon Fraser University who has studied sovereign - debt crises in Latin America, Asia and Europe over four decades, says one of the great paradoxes of sovereign debt is that countries can manage heavy burdens for a long time.

We who claim Christ should spend less time this season building convenient enemies to stroke our fragile egos, and more time having our hearts freshly broken for the daily heavy burdens of those walking alongside us — and moved to help carry them without delay.

Jesus denounces the scribes who pile heavy burdens on men, which they themselves will not raise a finger to lift.

The previous three and a half seasons under Roberto Mancini saw the Blues playing with three defensive midfielders, more often than not with Yaya as the most advanced, leaving an impossibly heavy burden on the remaining attackers.

And they must have had a need for hauling heavy burdens over land.

Learning how to communicate more effectively and freely Letting go of heavy burdens within a safe environment.

On a personal level many people carry heavy burdens of suffering or discouragement.

Africa's women have borne heavy burdens.

They refuse to practice what they preach, and their influence and ideas actually tie up the souls of their listeners with heavy burdens.