Sentence examples for be burdened with having from inspiring English sources

"Taxpayers and future generations should not be burdened with having to pay for the mistakes made on Wall Street," Mr. Bachus said in a statement Thursday.

In Burton's view, apparently, this fantastical school for fantastical children needn't be burdened with having to mirror the population of the United Kingdom at that time — which boasted millions of people born abroad, from places like India, Jamaica, Pakistan and various African countries.

Nevelson was burdened with having largely deserted her son in the single-minded pursuit of her art.

In my case, our family relationships were structured by a detailed order of the court, and all of us, including our child, were burdened with having to make it work.

Charles Rohe, the executive director of the Citrus Bowl, said the changing corporate sponsorship of the game is more of a problem for ABC than his organization, which is burdened with having to change stationery and paint new logos on the field.

But nobody is not burdened by the things you're burdened with, having an interior life.

I was told that often the very rich are burdened with having so much stuff to take care of that they are not free to enjoy their lives.

Then, when the downturn hit, and without the millstone that it would have been burdened with had it won the takeover battle, Barclays was able to boast that it did not need any government support.

Why should a person be burdened with that decision to have to debate?" "I was glad when the damn thing was over," Mr. Bush says of the town meeting debate, during which he twice looked at his watch.

He said lay judges "will forever be burdened" with the thought they may have taken someone's life without greater support from the justice system. .

Future programs would have to be curtailed and the future economy might have to be burdened with taxes so that bondholders who made foolish risky bets that included no government guarantees could get their money back.