Sentence examples for overburdened school from inspiring English sources

Overburdened school administrators and, increasingly, police officers who unravel juvenile cybercrimes, say it is almost impossible for them to monitor regulations imposed on teenagers.

Some have pulled out of the market, which was heavily overbuilt in the 1990s and early 2000s because communities throughout the state eschewed housing projects that would add children to their overburdened school systems.

Residents are concerned not only with the loss of green space, but also with the future value of their own homes, and if new building continues apace, with a potentially overburdened school system and an overtaxed sewer system.

All I see is very, very slow growth with non-proven experiments added to already overburdened school environments.

Ms. Jespersen's defenders say that, sooner than most here, she had read Scandinavia's discomfort with immigration laws that overburdened schools and social programs, and even threatened law and order.

He said that would overburden schools and roads in Kings Park, a hamlet in Smithtown, and cause environmental damage.

The final criterion was necessary in order to (a) complete the research study and (b) not overburden school personnel or detract from their duties at their respective schools.

The Kurds and Kosovars are the least popular, because they struggle with the language and are thought to overburden schools.

If widespread, it could overburden schools, which have enough to worry about without playing the role of digital notary.

A spokeswoman for the Institute of Education Sciences, the research arm of the Department of Education, said an additional test would overburden schools.

(Residents fear especially that dense projects overburden schools, though the Urban Land Institute, a think-tank based in Washington, DC, points to studies that dispute this).