Sentence examples for becoming overburdened from inspiring English sources

So, one could say writing has become a survival skill in not becoming overburdened by everything and everyone.

To win in Canada, the team will also need to adopt Press' new outlook on life, the desire to win the World Cup without becoming overburdened by the expectation that they return from Canada carrying the trophy.

In a report published on June 24th the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), the central bankers' club, argued that central banks were becoming "overburdened" and that the "extraordinary persistence" of loose monetary policy was becoming increasingly dangerous (see article).Who is right?

Almost all the major airlines have suffered deep losses since summer 2000 -- the so-called summer of hell when delays and congestion clogged the nation's airports, enraging passengers and causing concern among regulators that the air traffic system was becoming overburdened.

This model scales nicely because it creates a queue of experienced employees who can rise to the top of new teams and save current managers from becoming overburdened.

According to the Silicon Valley buzz, corporations in America are becoming overburdened with top-heavy bureaucracy.

But as the number of orphans has inexorably risen, extended families become overburdened with children, and child-headed households are becoming increasingly common.

Some of these initiatives eat into resources both in terms of personnel and time, making their reproducibility impractical in certain primary health offices which are becoming increasingly overburdened.

As the focus turns to the Fed and the Bank of Japan, which could add further stimulus to its already broad package of measures to cut the cost of credit, Claudio Borio, the head of the BIS's monetary and economic department, said at the launch of the quarterly bulletin: "It is becoming increasingly evident that central banks have been overburdened for far too long".

There is unconscious comedy, as, desperately overburdened, he accepts more and more additional work, lecturing incessantly, becoming a governor of the BBC.

With an increase in mining depth, rockburst is becoming an important problem in roadways of Linglong gold mine, where the overburden is up to 1000 m.