Sentence examples for overburdened lines from inspiring English sources

MUNSON SAYS CANAL HELPS RAILROADS; It Supplements Overburdened Lines, He Says, Deploring Criticism of Barge Service.

Archives|MUNSON SAYS CANAL HELPS RAILROADS; It Supplements Overburdened Lines, He Says, Deploring Criticism of Barge Service.

Mr. Doda said many of his competitors used overloaded servers and overburdened lines linking cities and continents — called backbones — that skewed measurements.

She worries about new buildings cutting off the view and light to the housing projects east of Broadway, overburdened subway lines and local landlords raising rents in anticipation of gentrification "If you don't live here, you might say: 'Columbia is coming to Harlem?

Four subway stations near the rally site on the No. 2 line will be closed to avoid overburdening the line.

The program targets areas with aging or overburdened subterranean power lines, which can be replaced with cheaper solar paneling.

This occasionally leads to a cascading failure -- a series of lines becomes overburdened and malfunctions in a short period of time.

Phone lines are frequently overburdened after a disaster; only use the telephones to report immediate, life-threatening emergency conditions.

If you find yourself overburdened with practicing a lot of lines at once and you're having trouble saying so many, you can always look back at the script and practice the troublesome parts as many times as you need.

The operators of the sniper hot line were apparently so incompetent or overburdened that they ignored phone calls from the men ultimately arrested for the crime spree.

Phone lines into the American reservation system were overburdened for much of Wednesday and the ticket counters at Dallas/Fort Worth Airport and at O'Hare were swarmed.