Sentence examples for has long burdened from inspiring English sources

There may even be an end soon to the regional inferiority complex that has long burdened the West.

Still, the developer said that he hopes his game will lift the shroud of misinformation that has long burdened the condition.

With the case, the inevitable questions arise for Italy, similar to those that have long burdened countries from Germany to South Africa: What should the nation seek, reconciliation or retribution?

The M.T.A. has long been burdened by convoluted and overlapping operating charters, work rules and politically dictated mandates.

Fantasy — like television itself, really — has long been burdened with audience condescension: the assumption that it's trash, or juvenile, something intrinsically icky and low.

Donald Young has long been burdened by the lofty expectations that came with being the youngest-ever world junior number one at age 16.

In a country that has long been burdened by an almost perverse bureaucracy, there is little contempt for the Artful Dodger; Italians evade paying taxes on a quarter of the economy.

They have long been burdened by guilt at the mistaken wartime killings, but they are not murderers.

After all, Verizon customers have plenty to celebrate — though they're on the nation's best network, they've long been burdened with an underwhelming selection of phones.

A onetime logging haven, this northern county had long been burdened by high unemployment, and the company's purchase of the plant just outside the town limits would bring jobs.

Publish or perish has long been the burden of every aspiring university professor.