under the burden of

And yet he was under the burden of an estimated $500 million in debt.

As I know, when people are under the burden of a heavy workload, they will often feel frustrated or depressed.

If you turn it into a gold-lettered signboard or a useful tool, you will end up being collapsed under the burden of hypocrisy.

Like Truman, Johnson and Nixon before him, George Bush has seen his approval ratings wither under the burden of an unpopular war.

It gave the American banks more time to recover, but Latin America's economies buckled under the burden of debts that could not be repaid.

Yet this pillar of Canada's national identity is now creaking under the burden of cost.

What problems do staff usually have when they are under the burden of a heavy workload?

It came groaning under the burden of generous golden giveaways to Australian consumers and businesses.

The weight of the world is love. Under the burden of solitude, under the burden of dissatisfaction.

She has been grounded under the burden of too many beings yet she has never given up on thee or sought to relieve herself knowingly of thee.

Greece and Ireland could yet sink under the burden of accumulated debt.

A lot of people lost their job because many factories shut down under the burden of the economic crisis.

The people are ultimately left suffocating under the burden of Washington's helping hands.

Also, because they're so undemanding, lightweight servers operate happily on hosts that simply can't stand up under the burden of IIS.

make up everyday life and work under the burden of lack of exercise.

The idea, presumably, is that the crisis countries are in trouble because they're groaning under the burden of high government spending.

Developing countries, struggling under the burden of bacterial diseases such as tuberculosis, are more in need of antibiotics than ever.