Sentence examples for will be burdening from inspiring English sources

Over the course of the match it became clear that Salman Butt was a much better choice, even if that does mean that they will be burdening their most in-form batsman with the extra responsibility of leading the side.

The United States will be burdened with immense debts, the protesters say.

If she takes the child she will be burdened, helpless, vulnerable.

Maybe you will be burdened by other circumstances beyond your control.

My third child is studying engineering and will be burdened with even more debt than his siblings.

They say they will be burdened with school bus traffic and parking problems without the benefit of a community schoolhouse.

Our children and grandchildren will be burdened heavily with this issue if we do not confront it.

Food executives are most worried that their industry, which they believe is already heavily regulated, will be burdened with more rules, Mr. Davies said.

But whoever gets the prize will be burdened, fairly or not, with a widely shared perception that she, or he, was second choice.

According to the IMF forecast, Greece will be burdened with debts worth 250% of GDP by 2050 without "a substantial reprofiling" of the terms of loans.

He rejects the suggestion he will be burdened by his father's political debts or the "village politics" imported by his father's generation from Pakistan.