Sentence examples for further overburdened from inspiring English sources

Emergency rooms are further overburdened, caring for seriously ill patients who can spend hours or even days there waiting to be admitted to inpatient or intensive care units.

The already weakened and unstable PS nanostructure is most likely further overburdened, and a selective electron beam-driven redox dissolution takes place, which slowly manifests itself in several-minutes-long timescales.

He said that the actual number of employees, based on staffing at other nursing homes, would be over 400, further overburdening the intersection.

But he added that the W.H.O. did not want to lengthen the incubation period beyond 10 days unless it was sure of the finding because declaring a longer period could further stress overburdened health systems in affected countries -- perhaps requiring extra visits and calls to thousands of contacts.

Besides, the limited human resources in the health system may further be overburdened with data processing and reporting.

Equally substantial were concerns that lay cancer education might further pressure overburdened GPs, at a time when the ire of many general practitioners whether directed at consultants, Ministry of Health administrators, or demanding patients was palpable.

And all of the above should be balanced with a serious assessment of to what extent the city can increase taxes further without overburdening its residents and doing more harm than good through population loss -- a subject I don't claim to be expert in.

At the national level, it would further strain already overburdened health systems and could lead to lower economic productivity.

If true, critics said, this would further overwhelm an already overburdened system struggling to care for millions of elderly Americans with costly, debilitating, lingering health problems.

False reports don't just terrify the accused (and their families); they further strain an already overburdened system, diverting help from children who most need it.

If Mr. Romney would inflict further hardships on an already overburdened working class, who will be buying the cars?