Sentence examples for this encumbrance from inspiring English sources

It's charming how she negotiates this encumbrance to reprise much of her opening solo, full of fluid rolling on and off the floor.

And the explanation that customers are, in effect, merely "renting" their e-books is buried in long, jargon-filled license agreements that almost nobody reads.Why are e-book buyers faced with this encumbrance?

Your response is as valid as our knowledge, and this re-hang presents a sort of release for the artist and their work from this encumbrance of academic protocols.

It was foreigners; for without this EU encumbrance, we would be better able to push back these funny-speaking, job-taking, lefthand-driving foreigners.

As one might expect, this steric encumbrance does limit substrate scope; tertiary alcohol products were isolated in low yield.

In the latter stages of this tournament, Bangladesh alone have had the encumbrance that stubbornness has given England.

Oddly, the museum does not mention that Mr. Springsteen's father was a bus driver, which may explain the singer's metaphorical obsession with vehicles that can attain prodigious speeds without the encumbrance of making frequent stops, as this would impede his characters' psychic and spiritual searches.

It is likely that this additional steric encumbrance prevents co-planarity of the phenyl pyridine biaryl, thus disrupting the directed metalation and ensuing bromination.

America would free itself of the encumbrance of formal alliances and multilateral diplomacy.

Clearly, Yeltsin wished to rid Russia of the encumbrance of the Soviet Union and to seek the disbandment of that body.

It can reduce the search efforts of engineers and mitigate the encumbrance of information overload.