Sentence examples for encumbered in from inspiring English sources

"Most of the land available for development is encumbered in some way," he said.

But his challenge was encumbered in part by the presence of three other candidates, including Clyde Williams, a former adviser to President Bill Clinton, and Joyce Johnson, a former local Democratic district leader.

Because once the company gets encumbered in that suit and everything else other companies can come to the fore and can compete.

Unlike all other forms of insurance designed for rare events, insurance became encumbered in day-to-day healthcare (i.e., we use insurance for the healthcare equivalent of getting one's car tuned up where we wouldn't dream of using insurance).

Such disturbing beauty encumbered in a glass case makes it even more unsettling, as if it's being held against its will, waiting to unfurl itself from its knotted position.

The injunction requests that Second Mile assets "not be dissipated, encumbered or in any way obligated or disturbed in any form and should be available to victims of sexual abuse".

"People stay in hotels and, in some sense, get away from the stress they're encumbered by in their normal home environment," Mr. Dunnam said.

In its 24-page filing, the company showed that it was encumbered with $173 billion in liabilities compared to $82 billion in assets.

The utility functions $U$ and $U'$ rank the outcomes in exactly the same way: free, dry is best; encumbered, dry ranks in the middle; and wet is worst.

While the building wasn't encumbered with any artist-in-residency requirements, the artists who lived there wanted them to prove their artistic inclinations, particularly since this was only the second time in 30 years that an apartment had changed hands.

The house was already encumbered by $2.4 million in mortgages, but a Cook Islands bank lent $5.2 million more secured by the house.