Sentence examples for overburden the from inspiring English sources

"We don't want to overburden the town.

Practically speaking, the demands on orchestra and singers do not overburden the resources of even modest opera companies.

Like many Northern Westchester districts, Lakeland is having problems with school crowding, and Ms. Cooper said she feared a residential development would overburden the schools.

Current zoning allows up to 1,900 housing units, but the mayor said more than 1,000 units would overburden the road.

Neither definition helps child welfare – and any definition can only obstruct and overburden the informal ways in which adults help and care for children.

Mr. Phillips says he numbers newcomers among his backers, and he expresses support for tourism -- as long as it doesn't overburden the infrastructure.

My great-aunt's grave had been "accidentally" buried under about 50 feet of unwanted topsoil and low-grade coal; "overburden," the industry calls it.

Mr. Espaillat said the redevelopment would overburden the sewage treatment plant in his neighborhood, predicting that overflows would be dumped into the Hudson River.

In addition, she said, the project is not expected to overburden the town's roads, because it will be close to a new interchange planned along the Garden State Parkway, where construction is to get under way this summer.

"Among them, the burden of work and the informational overburden, the blurring of the borders between private life and professional life, are risks associated with the usage of digital technology".

Newmont Minahasa, a unit of the Denver-based Newmont Minvolvedrporatinn, is involved in a dispute with the local authorities over back taxes on "overburden" -- the waste rock and dirt that results from its mining operations.