Sentence examples for would be overburdened from inspiring English sources

"If you discourage people from having a car, the public transportation system would be overburdened," said Mr. Wu, the Tsinghua professor.

But inevitably, out of the blue, the artist would be overburdened, or a fan would feel slighted, and some minor grievance would flare up.

The Treasury counters that electricity consumers, who will pay the inflated cost of green energy in their bills, would be overburdened.Having endured a long economic slump and an historic fall in living standards, Britons have more mundane concerns than the environment including rocketing fuel bills.

The non-active GPs were afraid that they would be overburdened by administrative tasks and not benefit from any time they might save.

Mr. Levy said schools would not be overburdened because the tenants or owners would move up and out as they needed more living space to begin raising families.

But little could have prepared her for the furor she faced after she appeared on a weekly BBC debate show last month and, while discussing immigration, expressed the unpopular view that Britain's social services would not be overburdened when restrictions on Bulgarian and Romanian movement around Europe are lifted next year.

He said that he would watch film Friday evening and Saturday to see if there were any adjustments to make, but that he would not allow himself to be overburdened by thoughts of his glove.

"Hey, baby," he greets me, "how was the trip?" Given that Scott's first and only bona fide hit, the ballad "Everybody's Somebody's Fool," was recorded in 1950, you wouldn't expect him to be overburdened with the trappings of success.

She has given as much of herself as she has of her foundation's money, and she kept a freshness in her giving when it would have been all too easy to be overburdened with the job she took on.

I feel sure that many academics would agree they are overburdened with administrative tasks and struggle to find time for what really matters: scholarly activity.

The Pogues were overburdened with fascinating characters, who would have been the star turn in a memoir of any other band: tormented gay guitarist Philip Chevron; MacGowan's roguish sidekick Spider Stacey; teenage bassist Caitlin O'Riordan.