Sentence examples for added burdensome from inspiring English sources

The company has gone through several reinventions over the last few years, including a sprawling retail strategy that added burdensome costs on top of a company already struggling to contain costs.

Democratic negotiators even added burdensome reporting requirements for unions in a vain attempt to get Republican votes.

But some riders are reluctant to invest in the additions, which can double the cost of the bike and add burdensome weight.

The French invasion of Spain in 1808 increased the difficulties by adding burdensome taxes and demands for "patriotic donations" to support the resistance against the French; nevertheless, the kingdom remained loyal to the Spanish government at Cádiz during those difficult years.

"We have more concerns about the Parliament" adding burdensome amendments, Festing says.

Industry lobbyists say requiring brokers to meet a fiduciary standard that applies today only to registered investment advisors, a special category of money managers, "will lead to more lawsuits against the industry and add burdensome compliance requirements," Bloomberg reports.

It will be important that any new policy maximizes limited resources without adding burdensome regulations that hinder innovation.

The mayor initially said Trump's request to visit the Flint water plant would be burdensome, adding that the facility's staff "cannot afford the disruption of a last-minute visit".

It adds a burdensome new tax filing for those with overseas accounts valued above certain thresholds and makes it harder for expatriates to do business in their adopted countries.

Mr. Scoppetta, in rejecting the union's arguments, said that only 50percentt of the allocated inspection time was being used for inspections, so the added time would not be burdensome.

"My concern is that there's always interest in seeing environmental regulations rolled back because sometimes people in the business community think these mandates are burdensome," he added.