Sentence examples for having burdened from inspiring English sources

Indeed, cold-hearted arithmetic would suggest the Polish newcomers were less of a drain on British tax-payers than those low-paid Britons, having burdened them for a shorter time.The second question concerns Mr Cameron's chances of persuading other EU leaders to accept his demands.

"It has burdened our community long enough," she said.

Sluggish business investment has burdened job creation at American factories.

The Supreme Court has burdened him with obligations that reflect considerable ambivalence about his profession.

It has burdened apartment dwellers with the rent increases that accompany rising taxes and operating costs.

This is a relief from the fraught scholarship that has burdened recent shows of Western art.

It is the same cohort of young people that we have burdened with student debt.

His rule has burdened it with a legacy of inadequate institutions, tangled laws and burning animosities.

It has burdened homeowners with rising assessments and property taxes -- putting elderly people on fixed incomes in particular difficulty.

The tactics and strategies that brought him to the White House have burdened him with a history he himself distructs.

Banks also paid more for savings.The mutuals complain that banks' risk-taking has burdened building societies with unfair costs.