Overburdened in a sentence

Despite city data that acknowledges the South Side as environmentally overburdened, activists claim that these areas continue to experience the harsh effects of discriminatory zoning and land-use policies.

It has been discovered that the judiciary continues to be overburdened and struggles to provide due process consistently, particularly at the regional level.

Modi said that states should consider future generations and plan their finances in a way that they are not “overburdened” going forward.

Residents have lodged objections highlighting fears around the impact on infrastructure and services being overburdened, adding that it would leave to a “reduced quality of life for residents”.

Rodriguez said the Palmdale shelter has had to rely more on public adoptions because overburdened rescue groups are pulling out fewer dogs than before the pandemic.

The program also delivers on President Biden’s Justice40 Initiative, which aims to deliver 40% of the overall benefits of certain federal investments to disadvantaged communities that are marginalized, underserved, and overburdened by pollution.

This is a real must to alleviate and help our overburdened, wonderful, hard-working and relieve the pressure on admissions to our hospitals.

Biden was arguably the most ambitious president in history to tackle environmental justice, an often-used term in Chicago that refers to low-income communities of color overburdened with pollution and health stresses.

Most of those recommendations stemmed from testimony where witnesses described an overburdened system with long wait lists for psychiatric care and Indigenous-focused programs.

Some who could not afford to live up to their responsibilities think through the night and weep in silence of overburdened hearts.

Still, providers who spoke to the CT Mirror said slashing funding for Solnit North added strain to an already-overburdened health care system.

That has put extra pressure on an already overburdened NHS that has more than seven million patients on waiting lists for treatment.

The funds will help turn contaminated, vacant parcels into community assets that create rewarding jobs, fostering economic revitalization in overburdened communities, the release said.

After being rescued from the streets of Puerto Rico, where earthquakes and tropical storms have impacted already-overburdened shelters, the stray cats and dogs will soon find forever homes in New Jersey and the surrounding area.

Already overburdened Sub-Divisional Magistrate has been placed in a key role in dispute resolution.

And so am I, have been for the past few weeks because I no longer have straight answers to give our overburdened readers.

Government hospitals are overburdened and the entry of private players will help increase testing, for I believe, the more we test the better it is.

Healthcare workers and testing centres in several regions are overburdened.

Hospitals in the United States are already so overburdened, and their staffs so overworked, that one bad flu season is enough to push them over capacity.

Is Ontario's overburdened health system ready for an outbreak or pandemic?