shoulder the burden

It is time for my generation to shoulder the burden, and go forward on our own.

But it is far from clear whether the banks can shoulder the burden.

Another approach is asking allies to help shoulder the burden.

The President has made it clear that no woman should shoulder the burden of raising a family alone.

Hospitals either will avoid such patients or shoulder the burden until they go out of business.

If we don't shoulder the burdens, no one else will.

The people affected cannot reasonably be expected to shoulder the burden.

Lucky men, who had someone to shoulder the burden of regret for all the lost lives.

They must shoulder the burden and no one else.

Put it this way: Anthony did not shoulder the burden of leadership well.

Anyone who tries to shoulder the burden alone is well on the way to burnout.

It is our responsibility to shoulder the burdens that must now be borne.

They had the courage to stand up to their own side and, at considerable cost, shoulder the burden of truth.

"And don't shoulder the burden of anyone's actions but your own."

The question of who should shoulder the burden of tax increases is easy.

The rest of the country enjoys the goods made possible by this production; Texas shoulders the burden.

At least he wasn't entirely on his own and had an ambassador to help shoulder the burden.

I looked around me, regretfully shouldering the burden of life again.

No one alive can shoulder the burden you carry.

But together we will shoulder the burden that is laid on us.'

Had the medical center not spun off from the county, taxpayers would be shouldering the burden.

"That's why I say the teams and the drivers have to shoulder the burden for that.

It is the Saudis who always end up shouldering the burden of cuts.

The idea is that high-income taxpayers can shoulder the burden of a high tax rate.

Throughout much of our history, Americans have been asked to shoulder the burden of war equally.