The show seems not so much tentative as overburdened, as if scurrying from one theme to the next, hustling to resolve the week's plot and make it back to the halfway house before curfew, in time for a cheap gross-out joke to lighten the mood.
The judiciary, if overburdened, is nonetheless independent and relatively uncorrupt.
It can be tricked to expand far beyond its true bounds, and yet, if overburdened, is liable to shut down altogether.
People who care for others can get overburdened quickly, especially if the only thing in a caregiver's life are work and giving care.
West Africa would remove a huge weight from an already overburdened criminal justice system if it were to decriminalise drug use and possession, expand health and social services for those with problematic use, and expend greater effort in pursuing … traffickers … and rooting out corruption from within".
The pastor, who turned out to be quite affable, if somewhat overburdened by the spiritual welfare of his current souls, understood our aversion to resting among the rows of graves, since as individuals and newcomers we were unfamiliar with the neighbourly or familial entanglements of the villagers at rest there.
Improper nursing care related to nutritional issues should be discussed in light of the codes of ethics for nurses [ 22], because if staff is not properly supervised and if they are overburdened, the quality of the care they provide will be compromised.
As the piece points out, some of the blame here has to fall on an insanely inept (if also deeply overburdened) IRS and a tax code that has made carveouts for rich people its own cottage industry.
But if the processor got overburdened trying to handle several applications at once, the video-chat software could switch to the less computationally intensive version of the encoder.
So could an updated European data-protection law, to replace one drawn up in 1995, if it is not overburdened with regulation.Yet the transatlantic data divide will not close soon.
