Sentence examples for burdened by both from inspiring English sources

OTTAWA — Burdened by both debt and rapidly falling demand for its products, AbitibiBowater, the world's largest newsprint maker, filed for bankruptcy protection on Thursday.

Engels was Aaron to Marx's Moses, able to speak in public and so make up for the deficiencies of his partner, who was burdened by both a strong Rhineland accent and a lisp.

The cost for doing this it's not exactly inexpensive to keep track of copyright infringement, mail out letters, etc. will be burdened by both the ISPs and rights holders.

Sources within the VA speak of an entrenched system, burdened by both a "difficult internal structure and clientele," with clients confined to "six-month waiting lists," and employees plagued with "burnout, resentment, and frustration, which ends up causing riffs between veterans and the VA".

Knowledge gained from this study may be used to design similar protocols with a higher number of participants and appropriate intervention strategies to reduce the burden of HPV-related diseases and HIV among a particularly vulnerable population group who is heavily burdened by both.

Barack Obama has a 64-page "Blueprint for Change" manual that you can download if you feel burdened by an excess of both leisure and paper.

The document, titled "Soviet-Egyptian Relations: An Uneasy Alliance," noted that while each side felt burdened by the diplomatic attachment, both willingly endured friction for the sake of "concomitant benefits".

But both were burdened by inconsistent protection.

Both of them — to use a trite phrase — seem burdened by the past.

Business is burdened by rigidities and regulations.

Are they not burdened by student loans?