Sentence examples for it encumbers from inspiring English sources

Critics charge it encumbers H.P., particularly at a time of rapid change.

It encumbers the dialogue about supplements, too, where the reality is more nuanced than panacea vs. B.S. I have written at length about nutrient supplements before, and won't do so again here; those prior columns are at your disposal.

Microsoft has so much raw potential, but it needs extreme leadership to break out of the bureaucratic morass it encumbered itself with," says the book's foreword, written by "Mini-Microsoft", an anonymous blogger-cum-employee who is required reading for Microsoft watchers.If Microsoft has made one excellent hire in recent years, it is Mr Ozzie.

Palin never could have survived the scrutiny of a prolonged primary season and the reality-television string of debates it encumbered.

Although White Plains is installing its new parking equipment, for instance, it remains encumbered by about 3,600 of the old mechanical single-space meters.

In its 24-page filing, the company showed that it was encumbered with $173 billion in liabilities compared to $82 billion in assets.

This was photography's childhood, and it was encumbered by limitations.

Asked why he had omitted Trinidad, he said that he feared it would "encumber the tribute".

It could encumber innovation and investment and make companies that create technology products vulnerable to costly litigation and attacks by patent trolls.

Accordingly, as living property it was encumbered on enslaved Africans and their descendants to live so as to make good on the investments in their purchase and maintenance by engaging in productive labor, without compensation, and to endure and reproduce as ontological slaves in order to sustain and justify the institution of their imprisonment.

And it is encumbered with bias, command conflict of interest and abuse of authority, which precludes justice.