Sentence examples for so burdensome from inspiring English sources

So why do these activities feel so burdensome?

Are American regulations so burdensome that they are driving companies abroad?

Uniformly, they considered it so burdensome as to determine their life choices.

How did a system that was once trumpeted as a huge victory for the owners become so burdensome?

"It's the point when the security becomes so burdensome that it drives the scientists out of the labs.

WHEN local taxes grow so burdensome that they drive away the young professionals that businesses need, a region loses competitiveness.

In other words, the system has gotten so onerous and burdensome that people would rather go into debt than deal with it themselves.

And from what I hear, the job is not all that difficult, which is why politicians are able to spend so much time touting their achievements back home, in order to stay in this oh-so-burdensome job.This is not to say that congressmen don't occasionally do good work.

Government is limited, so that burdensome regulations never kill jobs.

The country has endured so much burdensome weather lately that I feel a bit sheepish in admitting I've been smiled on with preposterous regularity so far.

Russian upper classes seemed – if Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, Chekhov and Turgenev were to be believed – to have so much burdensome time on their hands.