Sentence examples for still encumbered from inspiring English sources

And yet, in some ways, Ukraine is still encumbered with its Soviet inheritance.

Bikes bring you closer and allow you to stop a bit more, but you are still encumbered with gear.

Though the Czardas dancers are still encumbered by appalling headgear and (on the jackets) flying strands, everyone now looks more elegant than the horror I remembered when I last saw it, 30 years ago.

People in other African countries will marvel at this, especially those in Kenya, who elected a new leader in 2007 but are still encumbered with the old one, President Mwai Kibaki.

All songs on iTunes were still encumbered with DRM.

Freer, yes, but still encumbered -- now by the frequently embattled United States institution of higher education.

Most of the unfinished buildings represent the collateral behind nearly 2 trillion baht (around $53 billion) in nonperforming loans still encumbering Thailand's financial system.

The transportion projects, which are expected to take three to five years to complete, could still be encumbered by the numerous federal agencies and state and local officials who have some say over how the money is used.

The film is watchable and often funny, but still seems encumbered with a kind of Sundance-indie self-consciousness, and I wondered if, in the end, it was doing anything more than the far more unassuming and gag-packed Harold & Kumar movies.

Someone who is encumbered will still receive such invitations, if their research is excellent, yet not accept them.

Of course, age-old maxims still hold, so spaces encumbered by less-than-ideal locations or inflated prices, or places that don't show well, remain unlikely to generate much interest.