Sentence examples for further burdened from inspiring English sources

A hard life, eased by discovery of the local public library, was further burdened, at 13, by nine months' tuberculosis.

Not only are there more hand-made traditional cheeses available than ever before, but the new generation's desire to create new varieties has further burdened cheesemongers' shelves.

Many anticipate that Italy's notoriously slow justice system will be further burdened by a tide of lawsuits filed on behalf of laid-off workers.

The search for compromise is further burdened by Serbian and Croatian intransigence born of the feeling that they, too, were victims of "ethnic cleansing," though in far fewer numbers.

This is a view shaped in part by the practice in public health of aiming AIDS prevention campaigns only at the uninfected, in the belief that H.I.V.-infected men, already stigmatized, should not be further burdened.

The ultimate victim may be the environment, already overrun with enough trash in places to threaten people's health, now further burdened with refuse that until recently would have been recycled.

Running deficits also means that the government's debt will rise, further burdening future generations.

This week, having 'fessed up to further burdening an already crowded planet, we have been re-engineering our three children to render them less environmentally destructive than two standard-issue human infants.

"Students who have the intellectual ability and the drive to achieve at a place like M.I.T., we want them to be able to feel that they can do this without further burdening their families," Dr. Hockfield said.

THE township historian, Mary Pinkham, 80, fears that the Johnson & Johnson property will be rezoned for residential use, further burdening the school system, which consumes about two-thirds of local property tax dollars.

At the same time, the number of surface roads exploded to serve the ever increasing numbers of individually owned cars, further burdening city and country resources.