Sentence examples for * overburden from inspiring English sources

She does not overburden Germans with detail.

"We don't want to overburden the town.

We did not want to overburden him.

Literally, the term means "overburden" or "overwhelm".

The first twenty-five metres was overburden, dirt.

He did not want to overburden Wales's existing medical staff.

As if too much would overburden a theatre's season.

The agenda, officials said, will not overburden city taxpayers.

"And when the overburden is bigger, the stress is bigger".

(The material is delicately referred to as "overburden").

"With depth, the overburden increases," Mr. Burlacu said.