Sentence examples for overburdened on from inspiring English sources

Recommendations: Human Resources There is a critical shortage of trained health personnel, and the few available are already overburdened, on top of which a new program was introduced, to be performed by the same personnel.

Many analysts and investors have been sceptical about the rationale for the deal, arguing that Coupe and his team could be overburdened by taking on a business in decline.

Regardless, in lieu of laying low and letting things quietly play out until the crucial February ballot, the government, in an incomprehensible display of arrogance of power, dared impose a new tax, the single property tax, or ENFIA, on a startled and overburdened electorate and on the weakest groups there-in.

There's no shortage of serious issues facing children and families that wind up in the legal system; let overburdened courts focus on them.

But little could have prepared her for the furor she faced after she appeared on a weekly BBC debate show last month and, while discussing immigration, expressed the unpopular view that Britain's social services would not be overburdened when restrictions on Bulgarian and Romanian movement around Europe are lifted next year.

Research on inner city communities has sometimes been seen as problematic in these neighborhoods with problems ranging from inappropriate burdens on time placed on already overburdened individuals and institutions to research that bypasses local residents all together.

The medical institutional review boards that supervise these activities are overburdened and tend to focus on properly filling out forms rather than substantive protection.

But consumer advocates say the counselors are overburdened and always short on cash.

More immigrants will also put pressure on already overburdened social programs.

As overburdened survivors did triage on their responsibilities, mentoring underlings was often the first thing to go.

He said the number of detectives in one high-crime district had been cut in half, leaving the remaining detectives overburdened and falling behind on their caseloads.