Sentence examples for Very overburdened from inspiring English sources

He told LBC radio: "In all civil emergencies like this we have an army, we have a bit of a TA and we have a very, very overburdened police force and border agency.

It was lost on my friend that the coordinator was also a volunteer here who was very likely feeling overburdened.

In addition, their moral upbringing and big family standards that you uphold are also the very things that have overburdened their own countries.

He said transferring defendants to courts where judges are lawyers presented "insurmountable geographic hurdles, and even if there weren't, the legislation would very likely overwhelm already overburdened judges".

The agency may very well feel itself overburdened, as is.

He said: "What Mr Ritchie is describing is a situation which is faced by all departments across the country, which are overburdened and very busy.

Two weeks later, on Sept. 12, the impact of weak security and overburdened classrooms became very real.

In this shallow section, the left belongs to deep tunnel with an overburden from 13 to 36 m, but the right one has a very thin overburden that varies from 2 to 18 m.

The very low overburden, poor rock quality, and demanding crossing with an existing road tunnel (at a vertical distance of only 4 m) required special excavation methods through reduced sectors and special blasting techniques in order to limit the blast-induced vibrations.

Looking after supply staff is very low on the priority list of professionals overburdened by their own responsibilities.

There is increasing pressure on the city's Family Court to speed up, but judges and lawyers concede that the very character of American jurisprudence -- not to mention badly overburdened courts -- makes it virtually impossible for cases to move at a pace that suits a child's psychological need for swift resolution.