The phrase "as overburdening" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is excessively burdensome, but the construction is awkward and not commonly used.
Example: "The new regulations are seen as overburdening for small businesses, making compliance difficult."
Alternatives: "as excessively burdensome" or "as too demanding".
As overburdened survivors did triage on their responsibilities, mentoring underlings was often the first thing to go.
A far better approach — for these young people as well as overburdened government budgets — is to lock up only truly dangerous children and enroll the rest in community-based monitoring programs.
But gauging and addressing needs are different, and a Pentagon task force last year described the military mental health system as overburdened, "woefully" understaffed, inadequately financed and undermined by the stigma attached to PTSD.
The show seems not so much tentative as overburdened, as if scurrying from one theme to the next, hustling to resolve the week's plot and make it back to the halfway house before curfew, in time for a cheap gross-out joke to lighten the mood.
They blame a shortage of college track courses, as well as overburdened counselors who either don't inform them what they need for college or direct them to less rigorous options.
Gillette-Guyonett and colleagues found a significant association between weight loss and a higher score on standardized measures for the carer's burden and stress, where behavioural disturbances contribute strongly to carers perceiving themselves as overburdened [ 26].
Therefore, it is highly relevant for the planning and implementation of health and social care policies and programmes to know how many families of patients at the end of life GPs identify as overburdened.
There is unconscious comedy, as, desperately overburdened, he accepts more and more additional work, lecturing incessantly, becoming a governor of the BBC.
The agency may very well feel itself overburdened, as is.
