Sentence examples for remain burdened from inspiring English sources
Even successful Cambodian-Americans remain burdened by the past.
The Spanish company has been hit by its home market's struggling economy, where unemployment has skyrocketed and local businesses remain burdened with large amounts of debt.
The banks are still far from meeting the goals set out for them by the government in 1998; they remain burdened with bad debts, poor profitability and a lacklustre economy.
"There are thousands of deserving ordinary Americans who have long since paid their debt to society but remain burdened by legal and social restrictions, and are seeking to put their past behind them," she said.
While there is no shortage of credit in Germany, banks like HSH Nordbank in Hamburg and Commerzbank in Frankfurt remain burdened by exposure to loans to the troubled shipping industry and other problems.
Almost five years after September 11th, we remain burdened by a President who believes passionately that he is at war and yet has only the most tenuous grasp of his enemy.
As a result, despite enormous strides in other areas of medicine, the field of environmental health has remained burdened by doubts over what substances actually pose risks worth worrying about.
Thus, to express the condition of the nembutsu practitioner, Shōkū even distinguishes two types of Pure Land "birth," "immediate birth" (sokuben ōjō) while remaining burdened with afflicting passions in present life and birth into the Pure Land at the time of death (tōtoku ōjō).
But since France refused to contemplate more farm reform, and since Britain would not forgo even more of its rebate, the remaining burden of adjustment fell on the EU's newer, poorer members.
"A focus on obesity at the expense of recognition of the substantial remaining burden of undernutrition threatens to divert resources away from disorders that affect the poor to those that are more likely to affect the wealthier in low income countries".
The remaining burden of vaccine-preventable yellow fever is similarly likely to be dramatically underestimated (Garske et al., 2014).
