Mr. Bloomberg's movement appears much less encumbered.
This new digi-spectacular is, however, very much not encumbered by politically correct worries of this kind.
But as much as he was encumbered by the diseased state of his body, Chekhov was repulsed by the diseased state around him — by the sickness of the body politic.
We flew to Nice: on the superhighway the Nice airport is less than an hour from Menton; the older routes, the N7 and the corniche, are slower, but in winter they are not encumbered by much traffic, and their views are expectably spectacular, including the descent to Menton.
States aren't often much better off, similarly encumbered with maintaining agencies' legacy IT systems and answering to cultures that may not attract and retain ambitious technologists, as well as operating under rules that favor incumbent contractors who are great at writing proposals but limited in their capacity to deliver on them.
Meditating first thing in the morning, while the mind is still fresh and not encumbered with too much reactivity to outer events.
They are far less fragile, much less encumbering and about $2,000 less expensive.
But based on the fund's stated value of $18 million, much of that asset is apparently encumbered by debt.
Most other Internet music vendors have failed to gain much traction because their downloads were encumbered by digital rights management usage restrictions which made them incompatible with the iPod.
Mr. Wilpon and his family, while extremely wealthy, nonetheless are encumbered by existing debt on much of their holdings, and his decision to seek partners is the clearest sign yet that he needs to raise cash.
