Sentence examples for it burdened with from inspiring English sources

The idea of matrimony is not treated as a metaphor, nor is it burdened with the weight of heightened realism.

There are enormous expectations upon Neymar, in particular, because he is blessed — or is it burdened — with being constantly touted as the next Pelé, the next Messi.

That refers to the 1982 deal that made Stroh Brewery of Detroit the third-biggest brewer, but left it burdened with debt.

So which countries has the foreign-exchange market blessed with a cheap currency, and which has it burdened with a dear one?The Economist's Big Mac index, a lighthearted guide to valuing currencies, provides some clues.

This is partly because of the failure of mega-mergers with Rio and Canada's Potash Corp: they would have made the company bigger still, but left it burdened with a greatly strained balance sheet.Mr Kloppers has said that good bosses usually have a shelf-life of around five years.

Like Northern Rock, HBOS had expanded heavily in the run-up to the credit crunch, which left it burdened with bad debts and struggling to borrow from the financial markets.Hornby's nadir came in February 2009 when he was hauled before the Treasury select committee, along with three other bank bosses.

Prior to that in the 1990s when the venerated Lord Weinstock left the company after building it up under the name GEC, it became burdened with the upshots of heavy borrowing and high-priced acquisitions.

The company's share of its home market has fallen by 17 percentage points in the past 20 years; it is burdened with health care and retirement liabilities; it has too many brands and too few successful new models.

Sirius has never made a profit, despite signing up increasing numbers of subscribers, because it was burdened with massive interest payments on its debt.

It is burdened with debt and a deficit in its pension plan.

However, she strips the song to its entrails: no longer angry and confessional, it sounds burdened with regret.