Sentences with phrase «too big a burden»

If coming up with those extra savings is just too big a burden — which is likely to be true for many people — working a few more years can help.

Once bred for working, today's St. Bernards are seldom put to work as their shortened face and muzzle makes breathing and regulating body temperature too big a burden.

The argument that it is too big a burden to manually maintain a whitelist was not persuasive to this judge nor will it be to others.

That's too big a burden, and impossible besides.

Not exact matches

A lot of things have to be taken care of and it might turn out to be too big of a burden.

Benefits and administrative costs add up too — Fairfax County has one superintendent, Westchester has 40 — and collectively they translate into bigger burdens on Westchester's property owners.

You can't drive a car without insurance because the cost of treating accident injuries and damage would be too big of a burden on the public.

Whether it's a victim of human trafficking or the bloody remains of an aborted fetus, grisly illustrations leave us feeling burdened by a problem that seems too big and that we're too small to be able to help.

My biggest focus is on keeping the cost down and that in this area you don't end up taking on too much of a burden.

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Amplification requires careful calibration, as too much gain can lead to some of the biggest EMG amplitudes exceeding the maximum output voltage and thereby being «clipped», but too little gain can lead to some of the smallest EMG amplitudes being lost and not observed (Burden, 2007).

Catrin's journey with the film crew encapsulates magic of movie - making and how storytelling becomes escapism when real life is too big of a burden to bear.

But that's a big assumption because the burden on the state will grow, too.

Last week I wrote about how my student loans will be too big of a burden to bear, at least at first.

I feel like it puts too big of a burden on meeting a lot of minimum spends at once and also doesn't leave you much breathing room to jump on unexpected bonuses when they pop up.

No, smart money is betting on the insurance industry's new paradigm shift: For too long Big Oil and other climate - science deniers have been shifting the burden of their short - term profit strategies to the public.

We are putting too big of a burden on the earth as can be seen by... uh, global warming, I mean global cooling, I mean... climate change.