Sentence examples for over burdened with from inspiring English sources
12.34pm: The concern being raised is about small banks and whether they are being over burdened with rules.
This is amid growing concern that nephrology trainees are not getting enough experience with PD and are over burdened with HD [ 6, 11, 12].
This could be because supervision was new to the team leader or deemed unnecessary, lack of adequate understanding and training or simply because the team leader was over burdened with her responsibilities.
Turning to the intervention-specific factors, it is clear that some interventions are over-burdened with extensive coordination and overhead costs, particularly when combined with poor utilisation of available capacity (e.g. Walking School Bus Active After School CommunitiesSchool Bus Active After School Communities
They creep one by one across ladders propped over crevasses, burdened with food and supplies, all the while watching the great wall of a hanging glacier, hoping that this season will not be the year it falls.
As is often the case for both, they seemed burdened with over-responsibility, trying to wrest the match to their individual wills single-handed.
Having taken over a club burdened with debts of £30m, Palace made a profit of £23m in the most recent financial year.
As public relations fate would have it, someone at Wolf Trap titled tomorrow's program of British music "Rule Britannia!" for a lovely chorus in Thomas Arne's "Alfred" that has over centuries been burdened with jingoism.
Her full complement was of 260 men, but she lacked 60 of her sailors, dispatched in prize crews over three captured ships, and was burdened with over 260 prisoners.
After cost over-runs more than doubled Wuskwatim's price tag to $1.7 billion, Nisichawayasihk finds itself burdened with over $36 million in debt.
Especially if the stimulus encourages over-investment in sectors already burdened with too much capacity, current-account surpluses could surge once again in future.Some of these fears are probably exaggerated.
