Usar "burdensome" en una oración

1. And though the tax, which that institution imposes upon the whole body of the people, may be very burdensome to those who pay it, it is of very little advantage to those who receive it

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2. In order to prevent exportation, the whole inland commerce of wool is laid under very burdensome and oppressive restrictions

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3. A legal exportation, subject to a tax, by affording a revenue to the sovereign, and thereby saving the imposition of some other, perhaps more burdensome and inconvenient taxes, might prove advantageous to all the different subjects of the state

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4. In the days of their grandeur, when no enemy appeared capable of opposing them, their heavy armour was laid aside as unnecessarily burdensome, their laborious exercises were neglected, as unnecessarily toilsome

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5. Suddenly, he felt guilty his part of the “gift” wasn’t more burdensome, to put them on even ground

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6. These companies, though they may, perhaps, have been useful for the first introduction of some branches of commerce, by making, at their own expense, an experiment which the state might not think it prudent to make, have in the long-run proved, universally, either burdensome or useless, and have either mismanaged or confined the trade

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7. When they have been allowed to act according to their natural genius, they have always, in order to confine the competition to as small a number of persons as possible, endeavoured to subject the trade to many burdensome regulations

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8. It is in some one or other of these four different ways, that taxes are frequently so much more burdensome to the people than they are beneficial to the sovereign

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9. All nations have endeavoured, to the best of their judgment, to render their taxes as equal as they could contrive ; as certain, as convenient to the contributor, both the time and the mode of payment, and in proportion to the revenue which they brought to the prince, as little burdensome to the people

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10. He would be apt to abandon the country in which he was exposed to a vexatious inquisition, in order to be assessed to a burdensome tax ; and would remove his stock to some other country, where he could either carry on his business, or enjoy his fortune more at his ease

11. In the meantime, the people might be relieved from some of the most burdensome taxes; from those which are imposed either upon the necessaries of life, or upon the materials of manufacture

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12. Those are annoying and burdensome inconveniences, of course, but at the same time they produce tranquility to whoever travels throughout this world enveloped in terrorism

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13. Well, after all, he was destined to become Faery King, a vast and, in some way, burdensome honor

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14. businesses were concerned when considering regulations they considered to be burdensome

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15. Though sympathetic and understanding of his friend’s new physically and overwhelmingly burdensome situation, Roger was unwilling to go along with Josie’s idea of adopting his friend’s daughters

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16. Living under the same roof in such conditions was burdensome and intolerable

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17. For a period of eighteen weeks he would be in his native country, away from the burdensome problems that were besetting his life at the time

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18. On February 7, 2011, the Wall Street Journal reported that the EPA was the worst agency as far as businesses were concerned when considering regulations they considered to be burdensome

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19. Why, hasn’t it become burdensome already? Though vacuous, life was still a make-believe in the past

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20. She is dead and gone, and as they say, the dead have no problems, but my crime has made me a lifeless corpse! Wouldn’t it be burdensome living in the denial mode? It serves me right for depriving the possibilities of her life!’

21. “Don’t you know that gratitude is burdensome?” he said, as if cracked by the last straw on his burdensome back

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22. The burdensome religion of the Pharisees could never have had origin among a people with a sense of humor

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23. After considerable debate one of the crowd stepped forward and asked Jesus, "Why do the rulers seek to kill you?" And he replied: "The rulers seek to kill me because they resent my teaching about the good news of the kingdom, a gospel that sets men free from the burdensome traditions of a formal religion of ceremonies which these teachers are determined to uphold at any cost

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24. Regardless of the case, Bobby Dan was reputed for his assiduousness and attention in dealing with his clients and the legal system, even if the cards were stacked dreadfully against him; however, it had long been said that his total dedication to his work and his aspirations were proving very burdensome and trying to his marriage, though the couple appeared happy enough when in the public eye at parties or other social galas

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25. burdensome obstacles, and to outlast the most stubborn resisters to realize

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26. ” There was evident disappointment in her tone as if she were not accustomed to handling financial matters that were considered a burdensome task

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27. The effort of creating becomes burdensome when we realize that we also share in the creation of all the suffering that lingers deep inside each of us

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28. We all have full responsibility for creating reality not c-r-a-t-i-n-g crating, carrying around a burdensome reality laid upon us at birth and handing it off at our death

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29. And His commandments are not burdensome

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30. Save a Gandhi, even the best of the rest of yore were not averse to their fellow-beings scavenging their latrines; now I wonder why I never thought of it before, maybe, we put up with what we come to grow up with; if not, why don’t the Sikh males find the turban burdensome and the Muslim dames put up with the inhibiting burka? Whatever, the world seems to care two hoots for the plight of the sex-workers as it had been to that of the scavengers, and God knows when it would be wiser to the ills of the unlicensed prostitution, if not AIDS, it’s the VD that’s the return on investment for these pleasure-givers; why, the malady of the flesh-trade is the bane of those who bring in the wares

31. This unjust happenstance should be a cause of regret for the caste Hindus that their progenitors so mistreated the ancestors of these folks that forced them into an alien faith with a slavish ethos to God and a narrow vision of life that is firmly coupled with burdensome religious precepts and practices

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32. But parenting is not supposed to be about burdensome duties alone it also involves a lot of other far more gratifying emotions

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33. treated like a burdensome child even if it was evident he was older and more successful then her

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34. “Would that explain why there’s a burdensome object hidden within the layers of

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35. to falter abound, the lifestyle is burdensome, and the constant investment of themselves that

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36. Swinging around in agitation whilst he fought off the burdensome object upon his wrist, he came face to face with Cedar

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37. Burden: Something taken up by someone that is hard, heavy, grievous, and burdensome, as a prophecy to be proclaimed or a physical or emotional load

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38. Grievous: Something that is hard to bear; burdensome

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39. The game had become gloomy and burdensome for everyone and they packed it up early

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40. And from this insight, allow Self to unshackle the burdensome chains of personal fear driven by misinformation and innocent ignorance manifest through Self’s thoughts and emotions regarding personal annihilation, obliteration and disintegration

41. 6 Nor of men sought we glory, neither of you, nor yet of others, when we might have been burdensome, as the apostles of Christ

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42. But never being completely satisfied can be burdensome and incongruent for the requirement to self-acceptance

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43. Sore– A severe and burdensome affliction or torment, and a source of pain

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44. He looked at Sonia and felt how great was her love for him, and strange to say he felt it suddenly burdensome and painful to be so loved

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45. It was the amount he perspired that was burdensome

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46. It was not poverty which had broken her spirit; it was not a want of courage which rendered her poverty burdensome

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47. was a burdensome task for an unselfish man such as Edmund, who exercised his power for the benefit of the

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48. The amount involved, it was true, was not very burdensome, the gipsy's valuation being admitted by local assessors to be approximately correct

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49. For insurers, NQTLs allowed care to be restricted through burdensome pre-authorization procedures and obstructive medical management that sometimes prevented the most important medical “step-downs” in treatment

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50. The innocent festivities over the election, and this gloomy, burdensome love to which he had to return struck Vronsky by their contrast

51. great was her love for him, and strange to say he felt it suddenly burdensome and painful to be so loved

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52. on its chain about his neck grow more burdensome

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53. In general, however, the constant purchase of time value premiums - which must waste away by the time the options expire - will be a burdensome negative effect

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54. In order to make their fees appear less burdensome, some of the private investment consultants endeavor to forecast the general course of the bond market and to advise their clients as to when to buy or sell

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55. 76—but half of this came from returning to the older straight-line depreciation rates, less burdensome on earnings than the accelerated method used the year before

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56. Continuous diligence can be burdensome for experienced traders too

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57. The code’s sheer complexity is a burdensome problem, but the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) code must be complex to produce one final result: what the tax bill will be

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58. With credit card payments and bank transfers, you authorize a transaction by providing proof of your personal identity (and these days, the amount of proof you have to show is getting quite burdensome)

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59. The prisoners were more burdensome to the escort than even the cavalry saddles or Junot’s baggage

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60. However, such an alternative approach (calculating instead of storing indicator values) leads to another problem: excessively burdensome time and computational resource costs

61. “Because I was poor, and burdensome, and she

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62. This is a burdensome task, but if we take into account that the price samples are uniformly spaced, we note that the box count is approximately the average slope of the curve

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63. What for any one else would be only a promise is for her an everlasting burdensome, grim perhaps, but unflagging duty

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64. It seemed as though some burdensome idea had suddenly chilled his feverish head; he seemed all at once dispirited

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65. He was also conscious that his duty was burdensome to him

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66. The result was the customary misunderstanding between the husband and wife, and even in a want of desire to understand each other, and a quiet, silent struggle, hidden from strangers and tempered by propriety, which made Selenin's life at home very burdensome

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67. The journey to Perm was very burdensome to Maslova, both physically and morally—physically because of the crowded condition of their quarters, the uncleanliness and disgusting insects, which gave her no rest; morally because of the equally loathsome men who, though they changed at every stopping place, were like the insects, always insolent, intrusive and gave her little rest

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68. This condition of constant dread and struggle was very burdensome to her

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69. That which Simonson had told him freed him from his self-imposed obligation, which, in a moment of weakness, seemed to him burdensome and dreadful; and yet it was not only unpleasant, but painful

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70. If you are a ruler or an official, make only an attempt to cease polite lying, cease to take part in violences and executions; if you are a priest, desist from deceiving; if a soldier, cease killing; if a land-owner or manufacturer, cease defending your property by roguery and violence; and forthwith you will lose the position which, as you say, is forced upon you and seems to you burdensome

71. The people had to work for the money to pay the taxes which Tarras levied on them, and life was made burdensome to them

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72. And it has happened because men of art and science are in privileged conditions; because art and science in our world are not that mental activity of all mankind, without any exception, who separate their best powers for the service of art and science: but it is the activity of a small company of men having the monopoly of these occupations, and calling themselves scientists and artists; and therefore they have perverted the very conceptions of art and science, and lost the sense of their own calling, and are merely occupied in amusing a small company of parasites and saving them from burdensome dulness

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73. Spiritual activity, and its expression, which are actually necessary to others, are the most burdensome of all man’s avocations; a cross, as the Gospels phrase it

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74. All the complicated, broken, tangled, and incoherent phenomena of life surrounding me, have suddenly become clear; and my position in the midst of these phenomena, which was formerly strange and burdensome, has become, all at once, natural, and easy to bear

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75. How, then, can the necessity for burdensome, oppressive toil be more profitable for people? For all men, that one thing is more profitable which I desire for myself,—the utmost well-being, and the gratification of all those requirements, both bodily and spiritual, of the conscience and of the reason, which are imposed upon me

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76. "Protests against armaments, burdensome to the people, have not originated in our times," says Signor E

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77. All this time, through all these changes from place to place, the young man is roughly treated, kept in cold, hunger, and filth, and life is made burdensome to him generally

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78. Try the simple experiment, as a government official, of giving up lying, and refusing to take a part in executions and acts of violence; as a priest, of giving up deception; as a soldier, of giving up murder; as landowner or manufacturer, of giving up defending your property by fraud and force; and you will at once lose the position which you pretend is forced upon you, and which seems burdensome to you

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79. The vast distance from the settlements of the Wabash to the present seat of Territorial government, renders the administration of justice burdensome and expensive to them in the highest degree

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80. , it is of little importance whether the army or navy of Great Britain is most burdensome on her finances, though it has been dwelt upon with particular emphasis, nor whether an army be more expensive in every case, than a navy

81. Whilst this principle is adhered to, there will be no danger of running into the folly and extravagance which so much alarms gentlemen; and whenever it is abandoned—whenever Congress shall lay burdensome taxes to augment the Navy beyond what may be authorized by the increased wealth, and demanded by the exigencies of the country, the people will interpose, and, removing their unworthy representatives, apply the appropriate corrective

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82. It cannot be too frequently repeated, that this country can only be governed and directed by the influence of opinion, as there is nothing permanent in its political institutions; nor are the populace, under any circumstances, to be relied on, when measures become inconvenient and burdensome

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83. They even became burdensome to him, and he had to dismiss them

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