Burdening in a sentence

Executives resisted his efforts by burdening the company with debt and then buying back Steinberg’s stocks at a premium.

Nagy said the government would continue making every effort to protect jobs, but the solution would be to end the war in Ukraine and lift the sanctions burdening businesses.

Opie stresses that the government risks burdening consumers with higher costs as inflation wanes, urging a sequential approach with initial adjustments to collection and levies.

Since the rate increase in August of last year, state banks have said they aim to maintain stable loan rates to prevent burdening borrowers already dealing with the effects of the pandemic.

Councillor Ovens said that much of this expense would be covered through a combination of capital reserves and high-interest borrowing over 20 years, “potentially burdening local residents and businesses for decades”.

Health professionals are on the operating table to dissect an issue that has been burdening the hospitals, particularly the “bigger” hospitals.

In the video, Ramathuba told the patient they are burdening the South African health system.

The residents who interacted with the post elaborated on how financially burdening the fares are in an interview with MindaNews.

As a complacent user, I would recommend the Okinawa flat belly drink to anyone who wants to shed the burdening fat safe and healthy.

As it stands the state is burdening landlords with it's obligations and that is criminal!

Instead of burdening residents with another levy, state government should look for ways to cut costs.

Jameson Timba, secretary for presidential affairs in the opposition MDC Alliance, weighed in, saying the biggest sanctions burdening Zimbabwean leaders were the ones they imposed on themselves.

Kyari in the letter claimed that he has made his personal care arrangements to avoid further burdening the public health system, which faces so many pressures.

Patients are thought to be staying away from hospital for fear of burdening the health service or because they are frightened of catching the virus.

The tricky thing about anxiety is sharing that you have it can make other people anxious, and there’s a feeling that you’re burdening them by doing so.

And yet, criticism is aimed at them because they are the one not cooperating and burdening the courts with interactions claims.

He has also spent the past three and a half seasons burdening the blame for a team that may not have been as serious as putting a contender on the field as he was with delivering one.

It’s a fight about whether we start doing what most other states already do: create a fair income tax, and stop disproportionately burdening working families.

The new Motor Vehicles Amendment Act has waded into controversy with multiple states accusing the Centre of burdening the common man with heavy fines.

They taught us The-Burdening-Jesus to keep their religious institution humming and well financed.