Sentence examples for sometimes burdensome from inspiring English sources

My relationship to the piece changed over time, but remained intimate and sometimes burdensome.

(Carer I On the surface, this commitment and sense of responsibility could be read largely in terms of negatives: (constant) demand and (sometimes burdensome) obligation.

In the last stage in life, even regular care, such as showering or eating, was sometimes burdensome and new solutions needed to be found, such as reducing time taken showering, washing in a bath chair and offering favorite foods in a liquid form.

Ms. Nelson's detailed understanding of the park's ecology can sometimes be burdensome.

And it is certainly burdensome.

Now it is becoming burdensome.

But applying for approval is still burdensome.

Italy's tax system is burdensome.

Taxes, where they exist, are hardly burdensome.

In practice the system was burdensome.

Citizens United said those requirements were unconstitutionally burdensome.