Sentence examples for burdensome borrowing from inspiring English sources
While some households are simply waiting for a more favourable market, the burdensome borrowing required to move up the housing ladder is also playing a big part in tempering demand.
It has become an article of faith in Washington that the government's extensive rulebook is riddled with burdensome requirements that are unnecessary, contradictory or, to borrow a phrase from the president, "just plain dumb".
However, Hagger warns: "If the red tape and associated cost of regulation is too burdensome, it could impact the pricing of peer-to-peer lending and borrowing products and make them far less competitive than they are at present".
As a result borrowing [to service] our big public debt becomes more burdensome by the day, threatening to strangle the economy and wipe out any effort of just change and necessary reform".
The first two categories may be regarded as less burdensome than the third [ 5, 9, 10], because selling assets or borrowing money with interest usually entails a cost.
After Mort attempts to borrow something from the Griffin family, Peter states that Mort is more burdensome than the Mexican Super Friends.
And it is certainly burdensome.
Taxation became less burdensome.
None should feel burdensome.
No burdensome government regulations.
