Sentence examples for won't be burdened from inspiring English sources

At least they won't be burdened by expectations.

She won't be burdened with knowing where she is, but she knows her name and she'll love the applause.

Unlike the Bells, the upstarts won't be burdened with old copper technology.

The established utilities fear that competitors will have a price advantage because they won't be burdened by having to recover multibillion-dollar investments in cost- inefficient nuclear power plants.

"New entrants have a great advantage since they won't be burdened by negative spreads on existing policies for years to come," says S&P's Japanese life insurance analyst Runa Ichihari.

Pretty soon we won't be burdened with the atrophying flesh anchors we call body parts, we'll just trade up for shiny new machine ones.

When I share something, I know it will be accessible to people who have opted in to see my tweets, and I won't be burdening anyone else.

Or to the millions of minority voters who won't be unnecessarily burdened to exercise their rights?

They won't be a burden to the state when they are older because they have been left to effectively rot.

But we love freak shows, too, and celebrity wannabes who combine blithe narcissism with a staggering lack of self-awareness, so maybe Suleman will reap big money for interviews, photos, a reality show, a book deal, and she won't be a burden on the taxpayer after all.

But if the plan works as it is, then a large portion of that outstanding student-loan debt won't be a burden on borrowers.