Sentence examples for further encumber from inspiring English sources

We voted to raise taxes, sell some more bonds and further encumber our future with a runaway debt.

The huge need that will be generated by the global initiative to treat 3 million persons with antiretroviral drugs by 2005 may further encumber the existing workforce away from routine duties that are not tied to a specific project.

(She was further encumbered by a whalebone corset and a hat the size of a flying saucer).

But its central preoccupation, with social and moral vision, is shamelessly heavy-handed, and the novel is further encumbered by a jumble of lacklustre minor characters and grand themes.

Further encumbering this issue is the fact that only a small proportion of HAV cases are notified.

Moreover, political, economic, social forces further constrain and encumber the process.

In a further reflection of how fear has encumbered this normally safe market, interest rates on such paper are skyrocketing.

While the result was a victory for the British, the massive losses they encumbered discouraged them from any further sorties against the siege lines; 226 men were killed with over 800 wounded, including a large number of officers.

Further they may be viewed as relatively nonpartisan since they do not come encumbered with historical baggage.

61 This study further suggested that those factors were not serving as risks alone, but also encumbering the access to HIV/AIDS services, which inevitably created a vicious cycle of the HIV/AIDS situation in migrants.

Further, a single-payer system will expand employment opportunities and lift a financial weight off of businesses encumbered by employee health expenses.