Sentence examples for only encumbrance from inspiring English sources
The name has been precis'd from Karachi Social Club, while a huge publicity shot of Stein is the only encumbrance to walls of purest cream, though whether by design or the effect of time and cooking is unclear.
Even striding the world stage for the first time for the end of year "summit season", Turnbull's only real encumbrances are those he has been lumped with.
Overpriced homes are like the extravagant plumage of a peacock, an eye-catching encumbrance that only the most resourceful males can put on display.The burden of home-buying thus falls heavily on unmarried men.
In fact, the differences in gadget encumbrance not only make each road warrior and weekend geek unique, but can give you quite a bit of insight into the person carrying the pack.
Historically, the issue of their right to communal worship has been ignored by Saudis -- on the pretext that the absence of such rights was merely a minor encumbrance to workers whose status was only temporary.
In the latter stages of this tournament, Bangladesh alone have had the encumbrance that stubbornness has given England.
The burglars managed to use a spare to change one, but the other remained an encumbrance.
In developing countries, controlling virus spread by only long-term, large-scale culling is an immeasurable encumbrance on human living standards [ 58].
Alec was five when Evelyn was born, but he later recalled that he felt like an only child throughout his youth; Evelyn was "no more than an encumbrance in a corner".
In our study, the main reason for reintubation in group A was the presence of "secretion encumbrance associated with severe hypoxemia," in contrast with the fact that only two patients from group B were reintubated for the same reason.
Thus, the fact that only sgRNA pairs that supposedly leave a 5′ overhang can generate DSBs may reflect a physical encumbrance between the two nickases in a certain orientation when they are close on the target DNA (Nishimasu et al. 2014).
