Note the definite article – this is not a company which is burdened with self-doubt.
He said that building and operating an airport like Kansai International, which is burdened with massive debt, was perhaps too much for a government-controlled entity to undertake.
Making matters worse are the demographics of the steel industry, which is burdened by a small work force relative to the number of retirees.
The sale, valued at 511 million euros ($506 million), will raise money for Edison, which is burdened with 704 million euros of debt.
Servitudes usually, but not always, involve two or more parcels of land, one of which is burdened and the other benefited by the servitude.
The announcement drove Tyco's stock to its lowest level in four years and left some stock analysts questioning whether Tyco, which is burdened with $23 billion in debt, can survive.
Ames, which is burdened by debt from its March 1999 acquisition of Hills Stores and has sought bankruptcy-law protection twice in the last 11 years, said sales in the quarter fell 8percentto to $806 million, from $872 million.
The vote came after futile efforts to find a partner that would help run the hospital, which is burdened with $700 million in debt and is losing millions more every month.
It was a good idea 40 years ago, it's a better idea today, and it would help shift the public conversation from relative height, which is burdened with social distraction, to optimal growth, which is about giving all children, small and tall, the best chance to reach their physical and intellectual potential.
Charles Rohe, the executive director of the Citrus Bowl, said the changing corporate sponsorship of the game is more of a problem for ABC than his organization, which is burdened with having to change stationery and paint new logos on the field.
