Encumbered in a sentence

This is not a problem if the product's implementation is open and minimally encumbered, but it may as well be both closed and heavily encumbered (e.g. by patent claims).

All the same, begging or borrowing some extra inventory from a companion with high strength is likely to provide at least some relief for an over-encumbered character playing with either NPCs or friends.

In all likelihood he is probably not as encumbered by the massive weight of expectation that hung on Adam from the moment he took over.

In that leaked audio, she also alleged that some senior administration figures and high-ranking public officers, including a judge and lawyers, were corrupt and thus encumbered her crusade against graft.

Notwithstanding its growth, Native American history remains encumbered by challenges.

What they want is to make a product that is not encumbered by government controls.

Exploration and looting is the name of the game in Skyrim, which is why getting over-encumbered is one of the most annoying things players can deal with.

She contended that the existing policy, which, among others, required such enterprises to renew their registration annually with information from an auditor was overly burdensome and encumbered the development of budding businesses, and the economy.

The Commission said the home-voting facility, introduced in the history of Lok Sabha elections on a pan-India basis, saw democracy taken to the doorsteps of those encumbered by physical limitations.

This decision allows manufacturers to build better dishwashers, not be encumbered by counterproductive federal regulations,” CEI attorney Devin Watkins said on Monday evening.

Those alternatives likely involve yet more debt, but also the possibility of “creditor-on-creditor violence” as the few remaining unencumbered assets get encumbered.

Through the morass of migration, words become encumbered with meaning, determining who speaks, what language we choose, and where we may or may not go.

It even comes far less encumbered with dusty, cultural baggage of not only the “right” way to do things, but even the “right” way to think about them – including the idea that indoor horticulture is not “real” gardening.

Walking from bedroom to den was encumbered with an equilibrium imbalance that left me clutching the wall.

When not filming, Bill walks everywhere because he hates feeling encumbered and he associates having a car with that feeling, an extra thing to think about, some more keys to carry.

Yet although Smith was raised in a rural setting, his music, in the words of American critic Adam Shatz, was “less encumbered by traditional song forms”, even if it evoked a “pastoral modernism: spacious, serene, and in no hurry to reach its destination”.

However, the J-11B has been encumbered by a major weakness: its domestically produced WS-10A Taihang turbofan engines.

Investing in workout gear that makes you feel good about yourself and even helps to support movement (or leave it less encumbered), can definitely motivate you to keep moving.

The second question is: what's the secrecy in official issues as formal as academic matter and admission into the nation's law school for students that were formally admitted and graduated, but encumbered for no justified reasons?

The second question is: what’s the secrecy in official issues as formal as academic matter and admission into the nation’s law school for students that were formally admitted and graduated, but encumbered for no justified reasons?