Sentence examples for one burdened from inspiring English sources

The peace process is a complicated one burdened with details and nuances.

The New Yorker, March 21 , 1959P. 36 Overheard at a supermarket in Stamford, one burdened lady connoisseur to another: "It is a good place.

By J. C. Cullen and St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, March 21 , 1959P. 36 Overheard at a supermarket in Stamford, one burdened lady connoisseur to another: "It is a good place.

The incorporation of a municipality is an 'institutionally viable hypothesis,' but one burdened by the negative outcome of the previous referendum and still feeling the detrimental historical identity of a not inconsiderable part of the local population.

As a result, the mystic was not one burdened by religious law, nor was he or she immoral.

Overheard at a supermarket in Stamford, one burdened lady connoisseur to another: "It is a good place.

Charter groups usually prefer to start new schools, rather than improve existing ones burdened by bad habits and union rules.

These judges would still be compelled to step down at 70, yet they are the ones burdened with mountainous caseloads and backlogs.

Out of fairness, they should not be the only ones burdened with addressing global welfare problems.

Ironically, the poorest countries are often the ones burdened by the highest number of cases and therefore unlikely to benefit from expensive technologies.

They are much more likely than men and boys to be the ones burdened with collecting drinking-water.