Sentence examples for Slightly burdened from inspiring English sources
However, in the first of our two encounters – in a Sheffield dressing room – the Vaccines seem slightly burdened by what they call "other people's great expectations".
I had the sense that the actors might have been slightly burdened by the weight of their responsibility in undertaking these hallowed roles in one of the most anticipated recent Broadway revivals.
The Jags new QB, Luke McCown, shares his first name with my seventeen-year-old son, who has always been slightly burdened by the All-Americanness, Dukes of Hazzard-ness of his name — we intended it to recall St . Luke patron saint of painters, but forgot that there might be other, more homey associations.
The song also seemed to suggest that Macklemore was somehow different, blessed — or burdened — with slightly more self-consciousness than other white hip-hop artists or fans.
In Malawi, data from MaiMwana suggest that approximately one-third of neonatal deaths were attributable to neonatal pneumonia/sepsis, approximately 8% greater than the burden identified at the MaiKhanda site, where slightly higher burdens of prematurity and asphyxia were observed.
Perhaps it is wrong to impose a greater burden on a single person, even to save many others from a slightly worse burden.
Importantly, the "knowingly" requirement applies only to "U.S. persons" such as Page, not to foreign nationals — which means the government had a slightly higher burden in his case.
It is not plausible that they would withdraw their complaint because the person in the first scenario stands to suffer a slightly greater burden.
For women, anaemia showed slightly decreasing burden.
STEMI patients tended to have a slightly lower burden of cardiovascular risk factors than NSTEMI (median two risk factors in STEMI patients, three in NSTEMI).
In the EI 99 bioethanol DA scenarios significantly higher impacts occurred in mineral resources depletion, but slightly lower burdens on fossil fuel in comparison with petrol (Fig. 10).
