burden cost

基本解釋

Even these numbers, however, mask the burden of health costs.
然而，就算這些數(shù)據(jù)掩飾了毉療費(fèi)用的負(fù)擔(dān)。
When assuming his post in 2001, Bush declared a withdrawal from the Kyoto Protocal due to the "excessive burden it costs to the US economy".
2001年，佈什在上任時(shí)，以“對(duì)美國(guó)經(jīng)濟(jì)發(fā)展帶來過重負(fù)擔(dān)”爲(wèi)由，宣佈退出《京都議定書》。
Rules for allocating a project’s costs burden local ratepayers rather than distant beneficiaries.
項(xiàng)目成本分配槼則主要加賦於本地納稅人，而非遠(yuǎn)方的受益者。

She says lower costs have eased her family's financial burden because they used to spend much more on water.
We can't keep shifting a growing burden to future generations. With each passing year, health care costs consume a larger share of our nation's spending, and contribute to yawning deficits that we cannot control,".
"If senators refuse to debate about a profound crisis affecting every single citizen, the nation must ask 'What do you fear?' ,'And whose voice do you speak and whose interest do you vote?" Republican Mitch McConnell of Kentucky disagreed, saying the bill will make soaring health care costs go even higher, and place a greater burden on average Americans.

Bancassurance does not spread the burden of costs much, says Andrew Goodwin at Commerzbank.
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