Sentence examples for burdensome with from inspiring English sources

Homemaking was both disregarded and hugely burdensome, with primitive appliances and endless queues.

But as the economist Tyler Cowen notes, there's every reason to think that rising health care costs will make the mandate more burdensome with time.

The death of friends leads him to wonder movingly whether life isn't "all too burdensome, with so much loss taking its root in the heart, as the body goes spinning on towards a dreadful cessation".

Participants considered the act of collecting personal information burdensome, with no beneficial reward.

A holiday like Thanksgiving can be burdensome with the one we love absent from the table.

There is a need for insulin regimens that are less restrictive and burdensome with lower risk of hypoglycaemia.

"All the other laws have burdensome requirements with unwanted medical procedures forced on people or denied when they're needed".

In England, poets came to feel that such figures of speech were burdensome, and with time their use began to diminish.

Do you not realise that to be truly accepted as a diva, you must compensate for your burdensome conduct with unrivalled fabulousness?

It was "a fitting image for what turned out to be the beginning of, for Filipinos, a long, often burdensome relationship with the U.S.," as the Philippine Daily Inquirer put it.

Given the Jets' poor performance this season and burdensome contracts with players like Santonio Holmes, Mark Sanchez and others in 2013 and beyond, what can General Manager Mike Tannenbaum (or his replacement) possibly do to turn things around in the off-season?