Sentence examples for most encumbered from inspiring English sources

He is their most experienced and principled horse, but he's also the oldest and the most encumbered by Bush and Iraq baggage.

The ten most encumbered family groups had debt worth 98% of the banking system's capital in March 2012, according to Credit Suisse.To protect new banks owned by industrial groups, the RBI wants to apply two safeguards.

Murdoch's bid of sixty dollars a share represented a sixty-seven-per-cent premium on Dow Jones's stock price, but Zell chose to overlook the fact that his transaction, unlike Murdoch's, was highly leveraged; when the deal is done, Tribune will have thirteen billion dollars of debt — the most encumbered balance sheet in the newspaper industry.

Murdoch's bid of sixty dollars a share represented a sixty-seven-per-cent premium on Dow Jones's stock price, but Zell chose to overlook the fact that his transaction, unlike Murdoch's, was highly leveraged; when the deal is done, Tribune will have thirteen billion dollars of debt the most encumbered balance sheet in the newspaper industry.

Due to the fact that it would most likely be encumbered with an error, we decided to forfeit this measurement.

It was able to move rapidly because it didn't have the huge, old computer systems that encumber most universities.

This is Hitchcock at his slickest, his most crowd-pleasing, his least encumbered by cod-psychological plotlines involving trances or kleptomania.

Other pictures, of horses, of cats deceased but unforgotten — like "poor Boobs," who had died not long ago and most mysteriously (she suspected poison) — encumbered her desk.

Most cytotoxic anticancer therapies are encumbered by the development of acquired resistance of cancer cells.

Despite the death knell sounded throughout the media, most people and most banks did not encumber themselves with mountains of unsecured debt.

In heavy traffic even the most confident of cyclists may feel encumbered by the wide moustache handlebars and heavy steel frame.