"burdened about" is not a correct phrase.
If you want to use the phrase in written English, you would want to use "burdened with" instead. For example: I was heavily burdened with stress and worry.
Privatized in 1991, the carrier is burdened with about $900 million in debt and had $240 million in losses last year.
Among companies thought to be most vulnerable is Barratt, burdened with about £1.7 billion in debt.
Yet I came home troubled, burdened, worried about something that I had difficulty even expressing to my wife.
Do not, for once, be burdened by concerns about cash.
It is clear, but seldom spoken, that he is burdened with doubts about his pledge.
Student debt burdens averaged about $23,300 for the class of 2011.
One of the things that fascinated Burden about gold was its fluctuating value.
I also loved Kristen Iversen's memoir, "Full Body Burden," about growing up near Rocky Flats, a cold-war nuclear facility.
To ease the burden, about 1,000 Beijing families are being recruited by the government to play host to foreigners during the Games, according to the Associated Press.
The overhaul of the Russian tax code aims to drag enormous portions of revenue out of hiding and onto company books by reducing the tax burden about 20percentt.
