Sentence examples for left burdened from inspiring English sources

"When that deal fell apart, the temple was left burdened with debts, and the leadership went right to another developer who had expressed interest and tried to structure the same deal," recalled Rick Muskat, the chairman of the real estate committee.

Meanwhile, universities are producing their fair share of losers these days, as students leave burdened with debt and confronted by a bleak job market.

He says now he feels old, diminished, like "a tree that was full of leaves," burdened with aches and pains, his body suddenly doing weird things.

The deal also left Safeway burdened with about $5.75 billion in debt.

When Clinton left office — burdened by debt, eager to make money but unsure how — Burkle provided an answer.

A history of regulation and government involvement has left it burdened by trade protection, inefficiency and excess capacity.

Ian Gordon, banks analyst at the stockbroker Investec, said it was a "missed opportunity" and left HSBC burdened by the UK regulatory regime.

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

WE NEED A HOUSING PLAN, NOT MORE FISCAL STIMULUS The bubble and bust in house prices has left households burdened with too much debt.

The transaction — at the top of the market — left Univision burdened with debt.

Gentrification has driven up rents and local taxes, leaving many burdened with debt.