Sentence examples for is now burdened from inspiring English sources
On the economic front is a growing scandal over dubious connections and misused funds at a national investment fund, 1MDB, that Mr Najib launched and which is now burdened with $12 billion of debts.
The Liberal Democrat work and pensions spokesman, David Laws, said: "Today's report is a terrible indictment of a tax credit system set up with the best of intentions but which is now burdened with the very worst administration.
In the same way, Atlanta's real estate market for office space -- which grew to meet the demands of the metropolitan area's many Fortune 500 corporations, fewer only than New York and Chicago -- is now burdened with surplus space available for sublease at below-market rents.
Instead, everyone is now burdened by translation.
The economy is now burdened with excess capacity and rising debt as unsold goods pile up in warehouses.
He chuckles a little, talking of the new rich supporters Hezbollah is now burdened with.
That's a good sign, said the bulls, because manufacturers are now burdened with fewer unsold goods.
Magdalene survivors have waited too long for justice and this should not be now burdened with a complicated legal process or closed-door policy of compensation".
It could also increase support for a real simplification of corporate taxes, which are now burdened by thousands of special provisions, often enacted by Congress to benefit one company that had the ear of a legislator.
They overbid for third-generation wireless licenses and are now burdened with crushing debt loads.
Data is available as never before in many fields of study; practitioners are now burdened with the challenge of doing data-rich research rather than being data-starved.
