Sentence examples for the overburdening from inspiring English sources
noun
The rock and subsoil that lies above a mineral deposit such as a coal seam.
He also voiced frustration at what he saw as the overburdening of police departments with too many problems outside of their remit when "policing was never meant to solve all of those problems".
It has led to the overburdening of public services, like primary and secondary schools, and uncompensated emergency-room visits by in-transit illegal immigrants have financially distressed many hospitals, compromising the quality and availability of services for everyone.
And it's a direct result of the lost of revenue and the thinning of the reportorial ranks and the overburdening of the reporters who remain to the point where they feel that they have to take a shortcut by saying, "On the one hand, on the other hand.
Timely recognition of unmet needs can avoid crisis situations or the overburdening of the caregiver.
The discomfort of hospitals expressed by those who gave birth at home could be attributed to the overburdening of referral hospitals leading to lack of personalised care.
The main reason for referral to home care in the cases described by nurses was the overburdening of informal carers (50%).
They would be left then with three options: go into debt, forgo treatment or turn to the overburdened public sector.
The report recommended that trials no longer be held in camera, and that cases be moved to the ordinary Circuit Court to relieve the overburdened Gun Court.
The balance between providing opportunities for incentives and not overburdening the volunteers is critical.
But the company was nonetheless urging customers to use electricity sparingly to avoid overburdening the system.
He warns against overburdening the Manchester United striker, though.
