Sentence examples for burdened with this problem from inspiring English sources

Prime Minister Najib Razak said on Sunday that Malaysia was "very sympathetic towards those who were floating in the open seas" but that it "must not be burdened with this problem as there are thousands more waiting to flee from their regions".

Rake receivers are further burdened with the problem of estimating the amplitude and the delay of each multipath component.

fThough we do not think that EE research is generally burdened with the problem of avoiding the naturalistic fallacy, or that it usually illegitimately crosses the is/ought gap (see [ 23]).

Hybridization platforms are also burdened with the problems of cross hybridization, background signal, low sensitivity and limitations on the dynamic range of detection.

Transport for London's primary concern may be its imminent tube strike – but the service has recently been burdened with another problem: Mick's lips.

Instead, he said, he found children as normal as could be, but burdened with "overwhelming problems to deal with" and too little help.

Burdened with voice problems and poor material through the 80s and 90s, large swaths of that catalogue is best forgotten altogether.

Living with his friend Charles Brown, the 23-year-old was burdened with money problems and despaired when his brother George sought his financial assistance.

A distinctive form of PGD, commonly referred to as preimplantation genetic diagnosis for aneuploidy screening (PGD-AS) or PGS, was tailored to help couples who have normal karyotypes but are burdened with fertility problems due to advanced maternal age, recurrent miscarriage, recurrent implantation failure or severe male factor infertility.

The High Street in this south Bristol suburb is burdened with the same problems as many towns.

Sure Start was always burdened with problems it could never hope to solve - it was supposed to eliminate child poverty and social exclusion.