Sentence examples for burdensome one from inspiring English sources

At the moment, patients and parents face a dilemma, because the only available treatment has not been proven effective, and is a rather burdensome one.

Alex Cord's Ringo enjoys a more prosaic fate, but perhaps a less burdensome one: when he rides away with his saloon girl (a young and impossibly lush Ann-Margret), we see a couple of kids escaping an adult world that has become too corrupt and confining for them.

They discover that sometimes obligations, albeit burdensome ones, have to be taken on board.

"One way to do that is to make it more burdensome on providers and make it more difficult for providers to get the reimbursements that they're due.

Smarter public policy would be to recognize the competition created by new technologies and to eliminate burdensome regulation on one segment of the industry to encourage investment in high-speed Internet lines to homes and businesses, giving American consumers choices that were unimaginable only a few years ago.

These bottles evoke water as life-giving and as burdensome, in one of the many deft social references that Mr. Wilson and Mr. Ouamba exploit.

For her, it was a burdensome virtue – one you might prefer not to have, but which did at least save you from being "common", an antithetical state to shyness with "a degree of groundless pushing yourself forward".

During the last three months of life, 41percentt of the patients received at least one "burdensome" treatment, like transport to the emergency room, hospitalization, feeding tubes or intravenous treatments.

This is a company without clear prospects, with burdensome obligations, and one that has long knives ready for anybody who tries to run it.

It's easy to vilify regulation in the abstract, they note, but often hard to figure out the line between a burdensome rule and one that deters waste and abuse.

That's an impossible, burdensome task and one in which your partner will eventually fail.