Sentence examples for Particularly burdensome from inspiring English sources

Although physicians' understanding of breast cancer patients was good, psychological distress and chemotherapy-related side effects were remembered as particularly burdensome by a substantial part of survivors.

Offering the benefit is not particularly burdensome.

But that isolation is particularly burdensome now.

No, the Ripper copycat stuff isn't particularly burdensome.

It has never been much fun, he reflects, but now it seems particularly burdensome.

So the PSED is clearly not considered particularly burdensome by busy business leaders.

"Those individuals with high credit card debt and those who have lost, or have had to reduce their income, will find their mortgage repayments increasingly burdensome, particularly if they are locked into fixed-rate mortgages".

The economic difficulties, particularly a burdensome public debt, threaten one of Latin America's few economic bright spots.

This cost is particularly psychologically burdensome because it is impossible to predict with any certainty precisely when a threat will become a crisis or a disaster.

Actively participating in the teleconsultations and completing the questionnaires can be burdensome for this vulnerable group of patients, particularly towards the end of the study period when the condition of the patient worsens.

Pediatric trials are particularly difficult because scheduling around the parent, participant and potentially other sibling schedules can be burdensome.