Sentence examples for from being overtaxed from inspiring English sources
Their moisture-holding leaves, which make them nearly maintenance free, save sewers from being overtaxed by the run-off of new developments; the spiky carpets can lower the temperature of a building -- and a neighborhood -- by seven degrees or more.
For example, she pointed out that, when you take account of New York's regressive sales tax, the state's richest citizens — the top one per cent — far from being overtaxed, pay less into the treasury as a percentage of their income than do hard-pressed middle-income families.
"We are fed up with being overtaxed and overregulated," he writes.
"Small businesses are the backbone of our economy, but they're being overtaxed and overregulated," he says.
Despite the conservative refrain about Americans being overtaxed, taxes of the United States among the lowest in the world.
Dr. Jeyakumar says that families' caring capacities are sometimes being overtaxed.
Mr. Rey filed amended tax returns, as the decision allows, to have about $11,000 a year refunded from when he was overtaxed.
And wood timbers, which were overtaxed from supporting a second roof and damaged by water, had to be shored up.
"The system is overtaxed.
"People in New York are overtaxed.
