Sentence examples for will be overburdened from inspiring English sources

The latter is a new organisation, and already there have been hints that it will be overburdened.

Supporters of this approach are concerned that the Fed will be overburdened with its regulatory duties and note that the Fed failed for years to exercise its authority to regulate dangerous mortgage practices.

We note that in regions of the world which are resource-poor and have a high TB burden, it is important that clinicians use an adequate clinical screening approach to identify patients suspected to have TB, otherwise laboratory services will be overburdened with unnecessary testing.

While England's women, triumphant in the 50-over format in the World Cup this winter, are expected to progress to the semi-finals and beyond, the men will not be overburdened by high expectations.

Child welfare agencies which are required to provide for the needs of youth in their care will likely be overburdened and have to foot the bill for health care needs.

Peace, Land and Bread doesn't come cheap, as journalists at the Communist Party-owned Morning Star will testify, not exactly being overburdened with cash.

"If the numbers keep increasing, all facilities will be hugely overburdened.

The video will run about 4 1/2 minutes, and will tell the story of a yuppie stockbroker who freaks out in his office one day because he is overburdened with work.

Our taxpayers are overburdened.

But that system is overburdened.

Services and infrastructure, already creaking, are overburdened.