Sentence examples for is further burdened from inspiring English sources

The search for compromise is further burdened by Serbian and Croatian intransigence born of the feeling that they, too, were victims of "ethnic cleansing," though in far fewer numbers.

The National Archives is further burdened by the steady and inevitable growth in digital records — a mass 50 times larger than that left eight years ago by the Clinton administration.

And the safety standard set of "unreasonable risk" is further burdened by a "least burdensome alternative" test.

As Israel is further burdened and tired of the same old violence, I am confident our consciousness will evolve and that peace will not be a utopian dream, but a real viable reality.

As it is, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is extremely difficult to resolve and is further burdened by differing historical and religious accounts and claims, and every day that passes without a solution makes the conflict ever more intractable.

Diabetes is further burdened with an increased risk of complications, which have important effects on patients' quality of life as well as socio-economic implications [ 3].

A hard life, eased by discovery of the local public library, was further burdened, at 13, by nine months' tuberculosis.

Many anticipate that Italy's notoriously slow justice system will be further burdened by a tide of lawsuits filed on behalf of laid-off workers.

This is a view shaped in part by the practice in public health of aiming AIDS prevention campaigns only at the uninfected, in the belief that H.I.V.-infected men, already stigmatized, should not be further burdened.

The Wizards 14-300) were struggling on the court even before the incident and have been further burdened by the continuing distraction of a federal investigation and increased news media scrutiny.

Westchester, which already has a number of vacant buildings waiting for tenants, was further burdened this fall with Texaco's addition to the market of its 775,000-square-foot headquarters on Westchester Avenue in White Plains, referred to as the county's "Platinum Mile" corridor.