Sentence examples for encumbrances that from inspiring English sources

When he began running for president, he left his past behind, along with the encumbrances that go with it.

To developers in Hyderabad, for instance, the rocks, mostly granite and granite gneiss, are encumbrances that must be cleared for construction projects.

It hasn't got the debt; it has very little capital equipment of its own (printing presses, these days, are only good if someone else owns them); its freehold property portfolio will be quite small; and it hasn't got City-based shareholders breathing down its neck – all the encumbrances that have held back many of other groups.

"There are no encumbrances that have to be dealt with".

As such, even though it has contributed to literature and practice on gender and sexualities, the body of studies and practical interventions that focus on boys and men is confronted with encumbrances that are hard to overcome.

Beginning with the most recent, note the name of the owner of record, any liens associated with the property during that owner's tenure and evidence of any other types of encumbrances that would tend to cloud the title, such as an ongoing lawsuit involving heirs.

Without diminishing in any way the Jewish Holocaust, Snyder insists that it should not be seen as separate from the many other mass slaughters of civilians — the millions of Poles, Belarusians, Balts, and Ukrainians killed for political or ideological reasons, or merely because they were an encumbrance that needed to be cleared away to make space for German or Soviet occupancy.

Without diminishing in any way the Jewish Holocaust, Snyder insists that it should not be seen as separate from the many other mass slaughters of civilians the millions of Poles, Belarusians, Balts, and Ukrainians killed for political or ideological reasons, or merely because they were an encumbrance that needed to be cleared away to make space for German or Soviet occupancy.

The higher variability we found may be due to the excess fat distributed above the pelvis and the lower-limb segments, creating a mechanical encumbrance, that has to be continuously managed stride by stride.

In the latter stages of this tournament, Bangladesh alone have had the encumbrance that stubbornness has given England.

Does the existence of such a "paper street" create an encumbrance that harms my title to the property by making the title unmarketable?... Jeb McAlester, Bronx.