Sentence examples similar to terribly taxed from inspiring English sources

The environment for Astoria's fig trees is not terribly taxing.

Maybe I missed it, but the only thing the president seems to care about is raising the top rate of the existing, terribly flawed income tax.

And they come up with these terribly difficult choices like, if we don't tax people more, we have to cut teachers or cut firemen.

I start off with an intention not to raise taxes because people simply feel that they're terribly overburdened now with taxes.

The aim of the tax reform act was terribly familiar: simplify the income tax code.

When the Legislature rejected the sales tax, the governor's solution was an interim statewide property tax, not terribly popular in this antitax state.

For many years, Vermont had a terribly complicated state-income-tax form, and just after the Second World War, Ernest Gibson, then its newly elected governor, asked Lasser to overhaul it.

The soda industry's success at legally avoiding taxes shows why so many economists and tax experts believe the United States corporate-tax code is terribly flawed.

Something went terribly wrong, and the Robin Hood tax could be part of a process of rehabilitation.

In the South, African American voting participation suffered terribly as literacy tests, poll taxes, and property qualifications as well as threats of violence disfranchised black voters.

Either Mason's stock is terribly low or this luxury-tax matter is really hurting his chances of landing with a team.