Sentence examples for Overburdened resources from inspiring English sources

Yet some wonder how Mumbai, with its already overburdened resources, will cope with such a venture, or absorb the 1.85 million square meters, or 20 million square feet, of new residential space planned for central Mumbai in the next few years.

The already overburdened resources of the National Park Service have been stretched even further since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, with hundreds of federal rangers reassigned to security details and many state parks even harder pressed as local law enforcement officers investigate anthrax scares.

With the healthcare system being overburdened, finite resources have to be distributed among a larger number of patients.

Task shifting screening to CHWs who are able to screen at routine home visits requires simple, short screening tools with good sensitivity to ensure detection of women in need of referral, but also balanced with good specificity to ensure that referrals of false positives do not overburden already overburdened PHC resources (Kagee et al. 2012).

"But then you have to choose a development program, decide on tax ratables, determine the amount of open space a municipality can afford and build so you don't overburden resources".

These formats will focus on a minimum set of data so as not to overburden resources with seldom-used data.

Thus, we often overtreat, overburdening the resources of our health care system.

Practically speaking, the demands on orchestra and singers do not overburden the resources of even modest opera companies.

They would also presumably be keen to avoid their governance department facing a Monday morning workload of dozens and dozens of incidents to review, with the subsequent disciplinary hearings and appeals that would overburden their resources and lead to any notion of sporting justice being thoroughly diluted.

But growing too quickly can overburden your resources and cause your entire structure to collapse.

We also identified that a large number of PLWH are migrating to different HAs for care, and therefore, given that the life expectancy of PLWH is steadily increasing over time, the continual migration of these individuals can potentially overburden the resources of the receiving HAs.