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One might wish that the celebrations were less encumbered by an underlying sense of crisis.

I went on, nevertheless, with a good deal of patience, thinking that his encumbered circumstances were partly the cause.

by the male sex hormone testosterone and, to make matters worse, men, who tend to be larger than women, are encumbered by their size.

Travelling is difficult when you're encumbered with two small children and a heavy suitcase.

In some cases, the property maybe encumbered by a lien from a contractor, service provider, bank or other lending institution.

Fiscal stimulus is a necessary palliative for a debt-encumbered economy afflicted by falling asset prices.

The goal is to do video playback without being encumbered by patent issues that are associated with so many video technologies.

And all too often, uncivil second-guessing is not encumbered by the constraints of facts, logic, or reasoned analysis.

In fact, everyone has to be encumbered by their negative, tired, but some people will timely adjust, while others may be happy in.

In the old days life was not so much conditional and encumbered.

The genome "represented thecommon heritage of the human species and should not be encumbered bypatents, " he writes.

Women are now no longer encumbered with the same restricting stereotypes they once were.

Chinese students are encumbered by the heavy load of homework and the expectation of their parents.

But it is Mr Obama who must take the lead, however encumbered he may be with other pressing issues.

He learns from the classical, but never gets encumbered by the heavy burden of historic cultures.

Every society gets encumbered with what is trivial, with dead wood from the past, and with what is positively perverse.

Reexamination is not applied for or sampling reexamination is refused, encumbered or evaded with infringement of Paragraph 1, Article 17.

the gentlemen and the driver, encumbered by their long coats, were floundering helplessly in the water.

The plan, announced in November, is encumbered by its dependence in part on corporate spending.

not encumbered with a physical burden or load.

English isn't as encumbered with many of the genteel honorifics of Japanese, nor does it rely so heavily on implication.

The estate was so encumbered with debts that it was not worth inheriting.

But like a hawk encumbered with his hood.

eg: We were encumbered by the heavy suitcases; we couldn't move quickly.

We were encumbered by the heavy suitcases; we couldn't move quickly.

It may even be better off not being so encumbered.

He was encumbered by too much clothing.

The family was encumbered with heavy debts.

The room was encumbered with heavy furniture.

Support for proprietary formats such as QuickTime and patent-encumbered formats such as MPEG-4 will be optional.

Chan said he feels less encumbered when making films in Hong Kong.

persons who are encumbered with a relatively large amount of personal debts that are overdue;

The answer, I suggest, is three big things: first, the debt-encumbered economies of the high-income countries remain extremely fragile;

The house could not be further encumbered by a home-equity loan until the government mortgage is fully paid off;

an estate encumbered with mortgages

creditiors storing or improving to encumbered assets

this picture of the encumbered self