Sentence examples for relatively unencumbered from inspiring English sources

So far, I've had no problems, and I enjoy being able to walk the ever-increasing distance from security checkpoint to departure gate relatively unencumbered.

The credit union has sponsored sports teams at the University of Washington in recent years, and has installed A.T.M. machines on campus and opened branches nearby, a primary attraction being that undergraduates are relatively unencumbered.

Mr. Pataki today proposed folding 11 of the largest school aid categories into one, so that about 70percentt of the aid to districts would be relatively unencumbered, up from about half.

And, because the decisions made by Mr. Pelli and Brookfield were relatively unencumbered by obligations to the many groups lobbying for projects at ground zero, Mr. Pelli's design -- to be the first new architecture completed at the attack site -- could influence the debate over the future of the 16-acre footprint.

Although DAFs facilitate a relatively unencumbered giving process, philanthropic best practices still apply.

The continual, relatively unencumbered access of Moldovan men to the Russian labour market, for instance, has provided little incentive to diversify, even throughout times of financial crisis.

"What is in some ways scarier about this situation is that most of the airlines have relatively few unencumbered assets," Mr. Baggaley told The Times.

"What is in some ways scarier about this situation is that most of the airlines have relatively few unencumbered assets," Mr. Baggaley said.

"But since I'm relatively young, and unencumbered by responsibility for a mortgage or kids, I figure I may as well say up front that if the Kochs win this one, I will….

Special Operations Forces are relatively cheap and unencumbered compared to conventional ones.

As a result, Santorum has been relatively unfiltered and unencumbered in the state-by-state race to determine which Republican will face Democratic President Barack Obama in the November 6 election.