Sentence examples for encumbered with problems from inspiring English sources

Whereas studies of mid-pregnant rats in space have been extraordinarily successful, studies of young rat litters launched at 9 days of postnatal age or earlier, have been encumbered with problems related to the design of in-flight caging and compromised maternal offspring interactions.

However, as might be expected, when the initial "wounding" is not precisely controlled, this method is encumbered with problems of quantification and reproducibility [ 14].

Supported by the government through loan refinancing, these institutions are encumbered with serious problems of loan in arrears and institutional non-viability.

Our analyses confirm that this scale is encumbered with some validity problems, which indicate that SCL-90 should be revised to achieve more homogeneous, distinct and meaningful dimensions.

They may decline properties encumbered with debt or environmental problems.

Like a manager opining in a postgame interview, he analyzed his fictional character's mediocre online performance: "Henry Waugh's problem as a pitcher is that he is encumbered with so vast an overview of the game that he cannot always see home plate".

"If all three of your core assets — team, media and stadium — are encumbered with bank debt or bond obligations, it limits your agility and makes problem solving more of a challenge," Greenberg said.

And many assets are encumbered with legal issues.

The press is encumbered with a growing battery of rules.

He refuses to add objects to a society that he says is overly encumbered with them.

It's not encumbered with significance, but richly affectionate and very entertaining.