The changes that have taken place in Ihithe since the 1950s reflect the linked environmental and social crises now burdening so much of Kenya and the rest of Africa, she adds.
When asked whether the burden was so much that he may take the captaincy away from Fabregas, Wenger said no.
Clement does not think the burden of so much attention and of immediately becoming the N.H.L.'s singular star is too much for Lemieux.
This is a lot for a nonfiction narrative to juggle, and this book sometimes strains under the burden of so much grim, frustrating data.
Now, relieved of the burden of so much importance, it can afford to be easygoing and charming, reverent of its history while reveling in its salty side with public beaches, whale watching trips, lobster dinners and lots of fine bakeries.
You worry that if they see you out of your wheelchair or accessible apartment, they'll see you as a burden -- so much more than what they had bargained on.
Dementia is best correlated to synaptic and neuronal loss, rather than directly to pathological burden, and so much interest has been focused on understanding the pathways that lead firstly to the formation of pathology, and then from pathology to synaptic damage, loss and then neuronal death.
A young dancer burdened with so much attention could easily be struck by fear.
Less vulnerable are Allegiance Telecom and Time Warner Telecom, whose capital structures are not burdened by so much debt.
But being big doesn't always augur well for exhibitions, especially when they are burdened by so much political baggage.
Once, when she is a small child, he looks at her blithely standing in her bath and pities her, burdened with so much family history.
