Sentence examples for be overburdened with from inspiring English sources
In his 20s, he's still dancing a range of corps and solo roles; nobody wants him to be overburdened with commissions.
"Hey, baby," he greets me, "how was the trip?" Given that Scott's first and only bona fide hit, the ballad "Everybody's Somebody's Fool," was recorded in 1950, you wouldn't expect him to be overburdened with the trappings of success.
This exemption, which is a legacy of the 1954 Atomic Energy Act's mandate that nuclear research reactors not be overburdened with regulations, is an anachronism in the post-9/11 era.
She has given as much of herself as she has of her foundation's money, and she kept a freshness in her giving when it would have been all too easy to be overburdened with the job she took on.
Supporters of this approach are concerned that the Fed will be overburdened with its regulatory duties and note that the Fed failed for years to exercise its authority to regulate dangerous mortgage practices.
Mr. Primavera pointed out that there tended to be less restriction on teardown activity in poorer urban areas, where the populace and public officials can be overburdened with keeping streets safe and similar issues, and where there is a lack of resources to focus on the loss of older housing stock.
