Sentence examples for is being encumbered from inspiring English sources

And, as it stands, a technically interoperable app-delivery infrastructure is being encumbered by prohibitive clauses in a commercial contract — and by a lack of regulatory pushback against such behavior.

"Part of our vows to one another is wanting freedom, and part of being free is living simply and not being encumbered by stuff," said Ms. Berrigan, who moved in with Mr. Sheehan-Gaumer last November.

It is odd to read about Hector being "encumbered with time's accruals" when he has earlier been identified as a "historic drinker".

You look professional without being encumbered.

He was capable of retaining what he wanted from his roots without being encumbered by them".

In fact, I deeply admire the company (perhaps I am an anomaly in the valley in that regard) However, their continued focus on protecting their cash cows and being encumbered with solutions that were never really architected for the cloud, is a serious inhibitor from really embracing a true hybrid approach.

If Democrats are going to be encumbered by that link, they need to change voters' feelings about government.

Insurance assets are held to secure policyholders' claims and are not supposed to be encumbered or pledged.

Either way, the fact that he apparently has no baggage of his own, and it's only the women who are encumbered (with sprogs), is not entirely plausible.

The bank has a legitimate interest in your ability to make your mortgage payments, something that could be threatened if you are encumbered with other debts.

Smaller cities are less likely to be encumbered by the political and economic pressures that affect projects in big cities, and, these days, they are more likely to take risks.