Sentence examples for * the encumbrance from inspiring English sources

America would free itself of the encumbrance of formal alliances and multilateral diplomacy.

(It was Balanchine who proved that bodies moving to music without the encumbrance of stories or sets can be the most exciting thing of all).

He and his supporters saw Russia as a slumbering giant with a future of enormous potential if the encumbrance of the other Soviet republics was removed.

Clearly, Yeltsin wished to rid Russia of the encumbrance of the Soviet Union and to seek the disbandment of that body.

One explanation is that parents with diabetes might have fewer financial resources and less time and energy to devote to their children because of the encumbrance of managing the disease, Dr. Richards said.

Free from the encumbrance of a film crew, in the early 70's Mr. Kreines made "The Plaint of Steve Kreines as Recorded by His Younger Brother Jeff," a documentary about his older brother's inability to move out of the house and from under his family's wing.

"It's teaching without the encumbrances and distractions of tenure," Mr. Hauber says.

When he began running for president, he left his past behind, along with the encumbrances that go with it.

It can jump off a helicopter and set up in a field mess hall without the encumbrances of amplifiers, microphones and speakers.

That has allowed him to say truthfully that he is free of the encumbrances that come with taking money from others.

But it also does not have the encumbrances that a CRM company faces when retrofitting its legacy technology to fit with new, lightweight social technologies.