Sentence examples for encumbered for from inspiring English sources

There are some exceptions, but any asset "encumbered" for one year or more gets the higher RSF weight.

Hey, it saved me time and trouble and left me a little less encumbered for collecting the mandatory pillow case full of candy.

But the James Gallery show, and really Krashes' premise for it, is encumbered for its championing regional rather than national and international subjects, as well as its favoring of banal events over sensationalized or celebrated traumas and catastrophes.

"We provide travel money for Ph.D. students and postdocs so that they are not encumbered from traveling to their favorite overseas meetings," Wainwright says.

He sought to ensure that the new party fully supported free-market economics and was not encumbered by predilections for controversial policies, such as wage and price controls, to reduce unemployment.

But whether and how their sums add up is crucial for the Tories, encumbered as they have been for much of the past 20 years by toxic auras of cold-heartedness and incompetence.

Cinderella's Eyes perhaps doesn't contain anything as unashamedly brilliant as some of the best Girls Aloud singles – it's too knotty and encumbered with score settling for that – but it does prove, once and for all, that it's the quiet ones you need to keep an eye on.

In an unfortunate effort at education, the performance was encumbered with a part for the composer as narrator.

Tradition-minded readers might resist the notion of stories gussied up with potentially gratuitous video and encumbered with the need for conversations between writer and reader.

But, several years ago, he almost lost a sister and later watched three siblings encumbered by dialysis machines for as much as 12 hours at a time.

It has given Myanmar $400m in the past five years; American aid to the country is worth about $12m a year.Naturally, help from harsh regimes is rarely encumbered with pesky demands for good governance.