Sentence examples for have encumbered from inspiring English sources
Though London was the traditional hub for Asian art in the West, the city has become eclipsed by New York, as taxes and dictates from the European Union have encumbered the trade in England.
Would a young wildcat Texan, like T. Boone Pickens was once, have encumbered the public with just as big a liability?
The emphasis on objects and materiality, characteristic to the 1970s trend in Korean minimal art, and the underlying rejection to Western modernity embedded in his Eastern philosophy, may have encumbered a wider acknowledgment on the global scale.
In addition, the limited types of NPC cell lines used in this study may have encumbered the stringency of the effectivity for G47Δ in the treatment of NPC.
Household clustering and the difficulty of establishing exact virus exposures have encumbered efforts to investigate possible human-to-human transmission (5 ).
In a further reflection of how fear has encumbered this normally safe market, interest rates on such paper are skyrocketing.
A genetic disorder has encumbered Mr. West all his life, but he has needed assistance with this particular task since only last year.
The best way to describe the contents of its five sprawling floors would be to borrow the words of Julian Street in trying to convey a sense of Marshall Field & Company in his 1914 book "Abroad at Home": "a phantasmagoria of things with which civilization has encumbered the human race".
Carrel believed that modern medicine had "encumbered" society "with those who should be dead: the weak, the diseased and the fools," while Lindbergh, as Friedman emphasizes, viewed Hitler's Germany with enthusiasm and worried that World War II would put "the future of the white race" in jeopardy.
Most animals including mice do not produce sufficient triglycerides in sebaceous glands to harbor P. acnes a fact that has encumbered the development of anti-acne vaccines and drugs targeting P. acnes infection [30].
MZ twin pairs have the same genomic sequence, and the study design thus controls for the genetic diversity that has encumbered previous studies comparing obese and lean groups.
