Sentence examples for particularly burdensome problem from inspiring English sources

School furniture presents a particularly burdensome problem for many UNICEF country offices.

Internalising problems such as anxiety and depression are particularly burdensome for children, interfering with social, cognitive, emotional, and academic life at a time when other children are building skills and competencies [ 10, 11].

Offering the benefit is not particularly burdensome.

But that isolation is particularly burdensome now.

No, the Ripper copycat stuff isn't particularly burdensome.

It has never been much fun, he reflects, but now it seems particularly burdensome.

So the PSED is clearly not considered particularly burdensome by busy business leaders.

He rejected the notion that "writing down what you gave a horse and when" was particularly burdensome.

The annual amortization payments would be particularly burdensome for primary care physicians, with their relatively lower incomes.

This seems to support the view that SOX is particularly burdensome for smaller companies.Not all academics are anti-SOX.

In this economic environment, rising health care costs are particularly burdensome because they increase labor costs even as wages are barely moving.