Sentence examples for overly burdened from inspiring English sources

On the one side is Wayne Rooney, a man who never seemed overly burdened with an interest in marital fidelity.

Mies, similarly, preferred the term "building art" to the word architecture, which he found overly burdened with high-cultural attitudes.

He did not expect the Police Department to be overly burdened because the race is on a Sunday, when street traffic is limited.

Schools should communicate a clear timetable to staff, students and parents and stick to it so students are not overly burdened on any particular day.

It was the latest salvo in the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association's trying to portray rank-and-file officers as overly burdened with excessive ticket writing.

It is a large chocolate chunk cookie, on the crisp side, not overly burdened with chocolate, and tastes very much like good homemade.

Really it comes down to how do we best provide access to the public and get the information they need without overly burdening authors with unnecessary requirements?

But the bipartisan plan, he said, "overly burdens a law-abiding citizen's ability to exercise his or her Second Amendment rights and creates uncertainty about what is and is not a criminal offense".

Though coarse, this procedure allowed rough trajectory tracking without overly burdening patients; we estimate the accuracy to be around ±40 mm.

The current approach overly burdens the user.

This is important because any resolution that overly burdens SEP holders poses the threat to disincentivize future participation with standard setting bodies, which would unquestionably harm consumers.