The phrase "additionally burden" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a miscombination of words; "additionally" typically modifies a verb or clause, while "burden" is a noun.
Example: "The new regulations additionally burden small businesses with extra compliance costs."
Alternatives: "further burden" or "also impose a burden".
But the authority has not decided yet how to distribute the pain — additionally burden regular riders, occasional users, or both?
Importantly, by using this instrument, data collection for the demonstration project will not additionally burden the health professionals.
Since it is time-consuming for professionals to implement the disease management programs and fill in the questionnaire during that time, we did not want to additionally burden them a week later with a second questionnaire.
Levels of exposure to pollution appears to influence utilization of health care services, but poor access to primary health care services additionally burden certain groups in Sarnia, Ontario, Canada.
Most of these "normal ones" are additionally burdened by their parents' insistence that this trauma will improve their character, which they internalize as the Karasiks have done.
Credit Suisse also cited "deteriorating economic indicators, particularly in the U.S". Earnings at Swiss banks were additionally burdened because the Swiss franc appreciated against major currencies as a result of debt troubles in Europe and the United States.
People with the disposition to support those, who are in desperate need, with a nonrenewable part of their own body, despite a small but unavoidable risk of death or health impairment, do not deserve to be additionally burdened with further disincentives, such as financial risks and uncompensated costs of donation.
This way affected people were not additionally burdened.
She would continue with her usual fight for survival, only additionally burdened by pregnancy.
The consequences can be multi-layered for children who become exposed to various forms of discrimination, as well as for families, which may be additionally burdened with increased costs of disability.
Funding requirements to use EBTs combined with concerns about their applicability lead providers to feel "pushed into a corner" (Region F, Focus Group 3) and additionally burdened by treatment requirements that do not fit clients' needs.
