Sentence examples for too burdened from inspiring English sources

Now snow is weighing down a game that is already far too burdened with larger implications.

They lack the capacity and talent and are too burdened with foreign debt.

They are too polite -- and too burdened with mortgages to offend such rich clients.

Schroder, 54, is 14 years younger than Kohl, whom Schroder is trying to portray as a man of a past too burdened with history for the new Germans.

The original idea, to perform Britten's imposing "War Requiem," was considered too expensive but also too burdened with an unfortunate title, despite its pacifist nature.

Massaro, the athletic director, cautioned players not to become too burdened by that sentiment, urging them to use the tournament to celebrate Stewart's life and career.

Elderly care physicians indicated that it was not always possible to prescribe opioids to their patients because it was not necessary or because it would be too burdening.

It, too, was burdened by a sulfur aroma.

EDF, too, is burdened with debt, and will struggle to finance its ambitious plans.

Frontline staff in pathology and radiology departments were too heavily burdened with work to respond to requests for information.

Countries suffering from the stagnation bug are burdened with too much saving and too little investment.