Sentence examples for time burdened from inspiring English sources
Lyle, smart and bookish, has a harder time: burdened with a decidedly non-California-girl body and face, she scorns the superficial popular crowd but also craves their easy path to acceptance and sexual adventure.
His licence fee settlement, which seemed canny at the time, burdened the BBC with the World Service, which, together with the broadband rollout and the Welsh language commitment was more government policy than a BBC remit.
The morbidity and lost work time burdened both employees and employers.
The time burdens on physicians just before and during a clinical encounter confirmed our decision to design the tool to target the completion of the RAQ to patients.
And it's not just the time burden and health risks, but there's also the expense.
To examine the time burden of managing neovascular age-related macular degeneration (AMD) imposed on physicians, staff, patients, and caregivers.
Counterproductively, stress increases, and many decide to drop the course; a mindfulness course that aims to reduce stress becomes an additional time burden.
Co-operatives are often subject to more burdensome regulations than other private sector players with high cost and time burdens associated with setting up a co-operative.
Nonproportional odds models revealed associations between risk factors and time burden that were obscured by binary and standard ordered logistic models.
Traditional means of cooking pose acute and chronic health risks, introduce time burdens on women and children, contribute to unsustainable harvest of forests, and in many cases, represent a significant cost burden on base-of-pyramid households.
So, every time a new guidance or documentation rule is mandated, physicians understandably complain about the new time burden to incorporate the new tasks into the workflow of their practice.
