Prepositions used with "burden"
of, over, about, from or in burden?
In 70% of cases burden of is used
And no bearer of burdens will bear the burden of another. |
And for those arguing he's not a self-insert character, the proof of burden is on you. |
But this is not the case: And whatever wrong any human being commits rests upon himself alone; and no bearer of burdens shall be made to bear another's burden. |
A revised set of categories should be operationally feasible in terms of burden placed upon respondents; public and private costs to implement the revisions should be a factor in the decision. |
Third dimension linear time was created for those living under this veil of forgetfulness to center in the moment and perceive a sense of order without the remembrance of burdens of past lives. |
In 9% of cases burden over is used
Part of the argument is over burden of production. |