Sentence examples for more encumbered from inspiring English sources
"The more encumbered our judgment, the better," he said.
They have wanted to point out that there is an easy passage, an uninterrupted flow, between the majestic, timelessly repetitious, and occasionally venerable activities of the gods, and the slightly messier, more encumbered and time-harried world of the present.
Women also feel like impostors more frequently than men do, she says, and are more encumbered by it.
In tough market climates, small-company stocks can tend to outperform larger, more encumbered businesses thanks to better (i.e., more efficient and effective) margins and management as well as the loyalty of the consumer base.
Overall, these results indicate that genomes more encumbered by TEs have had a historically greater magnitude of purifying selection acting on protein coding sequences.
New-age dogma urges us to live in the now — advice that has paradoxically gotten louder at a time when most of us are more encumbered than ever.
Complex 1 produces a prevalently trans-1,4-polymyrcene (92%), the more sterically encumbered pre-catalyst 2 gives a major amount of 3,4-units (40%).
For example, women in faculty positions may be more greatly encumbered with extra non-research responsibilities as a result of their rarity and the desire to have a balance of males and females on administrative committees [14].
The increased degree of iso-selectivity for complex 1 and 2 (versus yttrium analogues A and B) is tentatively proposed to be as a result of the smaller lutetium metal center enforcing a more sterically encumbered bonding geometry by the phosphasalen ligand.
Note that boron is introduced on the more sterically encumbered face of the alkene, cis with respect to the amide functionality, as anticipated for a carbonyl-directed reaction; little (i.e., typically 3% or less) of the isomeric trans-γ-borylated compound is found.
He feels the seasons change here, rainy days when the streets are splashed with reflections, a spring breeze drawn in from the ocean, December holidays when customers seem more generous, less encumbered.
