Sentence examples for could overburden from inspiring English sources

If widespread, it could overburden schools, which have enough to worry about without playing the role of digital notary.

A spokesman for BT said the slightly lowered fixed price should not affect profits, but high demand could overburden its network.

Such methods could overburden G.M.'s balance sheet and distract the company from its manufacturing business as it seeks to go public again.

Michael Pane, general counsel for the New Jersey State League of Municipalities, said he was concerned that the measure could overburden local officials with excessive requests for documents.

But panelists also examined whether that "rightful place" in government could overburden scientists.

1. Reform what matters: The Affordable Care Act's expansion of health insurance to millions of uninsured individuals is a step forward, but could overburden a broken health-care system that is struggling to meet current needs.

But it could also overburden public transport networks in major cities such as Berlin, Hamburg or Munich, which are already bustling during rush hours.

Police recruitment remains a problem, and union officials have warned that the small size of incoming classes mean that the department, already understaffed, could become overburdened by the demands of all the new policing initiatives.

Many analysts and investors have been sceptical about the rationale for the deal, arguing that Coupe and his team could be overburdened by taking on a business in decline.

Grimes has been measured in her support of Beshear's efforts, arguing that small businesses could be overburdened by Obamacare's requirements.

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