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However as all of us she can hope for a less burdensome future.

I came back to the present, which was no less burdensome than the past.

He found it burdensome, but she would not let him even rest.

However, officials said they would work toward the "least burdensome" approach.

Nor was it spent on a burdensome social security system.

White began by saying the new education standards were too burdensome and needed to be changed.

There are those, who consider it burdensome and of little or no use to men.

Nothing that was done there seemed to be any trouble or burdensome.

"We're working to create a process that will not be burdensome to teachers," she said.

He worried it would be burdensome, in terms of both money and time.

It can cost him nothing but a few hours or days of surely burdensome living.

This is no time to hit them with new burdensome regulations.

Yet many feel that the licensing system is still too burdensome.

It is a hot and burdensome time for the Giants.

The idea of an international right to know is a creative and, for the companies, a not particularly burdensome new approach.

Then she quickly returned to the burdensome business of humor.

Several other changes helped make the holiday less burdensome for workers.

His office made the 12 percent estimate last summer, but said nothing about how burdensome it would become.

Does the line between writer and self ever become burdensome?

But I hear from people who do, and the process can sometimes be burdensome."

But would it not be rather burdensome to look after a handicapped child?

We live with security measures, and they will inevitably become more burdensome.

The ban on Saturday work, he said, is particularly burdensome.

Our hurried steps are making sound on the long and burdensome road.

Winning in 1999, with all the expectations, has been burdensome.