Sentence examples for has been overburdened from inspiring English sources

I have long said that monetary policy has been overburdened.

Saker resisted the suggestion that Finn has been overburdened by conflicting advice, pointing out that input from different coaches is part of being a professional sportsman.

The truth is that monetary policy – which is what the Bank does – has been overburdened ever since the financial crisis erupted nigh on a decade ago.

The agency is tasked with caring for unaccompanied minors from countries other than Mexico and Canada, and has been overburdened by the recent influx.

The child protection system has been overburdened for many years, although it has managed considerable achievements in the de-institutionalisation of children.

Not all these fatalities were the result of gunshots or explosions — they were also due to ingesting contaminated water, or conflict-related stress, or the fact that hospitals had been overburdened or destroyed.

As the focus turns to the Fed and the Bank of Japan, which could add further stimulus to its already broad package of measures to cut the cost of credit, Claudio Borio, the head of the BIS's monetary and economic department, said at the launch of the quarterly bulletin: "It is becoming increasingly evident that central banks have been overburdened for far too long".

Active teachers in the system who've been overburdened are now leaving in droves, and who can blame them?

The order clearly requires agencies to take special consideration of populations that historically have been overburdened with environmental hazards.

Maggie Smith was a surprise winner of best supporting actress for Tea With Mussolini, a film which has not been overburdened with praise.

High School has been so overburdened that students haven't been able to access the Internet through half the computers at a school lab and in many classrooms for two years.