Sentence examples for rather overburdened from inspiring English sources

The book is written with admirable energy and bravura, but at the same time there is a nagging sense that what is supposed to be a richly imagined dystopia is, in fact, a rather overburdened and undisciplined indulgence.

I can't say I'm much of an expert on either team and have been rather overburdened by the Premier League's goalfest so far today so I'm indebted to this short preview from Claudia Ekai, a football journalist from Kenya: "This being the first iternational match between the two sides, it makes it unpredictable.

Instead the immature, overburdened fathers who live in the same apartment complex rely on one another for support.

In some cases -- such as that of Mr. Benitez -- frustrated prosecutors turned to private labs rather than wait for results from the overburdened State Police labs.

Family carers of patients <85 years of age and of patients who died at home rather than in a care home had higher odds of feeling physically or emotionally overburdened in Belgium and Italy.

In a similar vein, Carlson, Martin, and Super each emphasized that behavioral approaches may impose more demands on already overburdened teachers, suggesting that making behavioral treatments effective will mean addressing education at a systems level, rather than simply at the level of the individual teacher and student.

"Home" was such an overburdened word.

In the overburdened courts, asylum decisions often take years.

This will supplement often increasingly overburdened telephone hotlines.

Feet are too often the overburdened, ugly cousins of hands.

Compared with the overburdened L, it is "way more normal".