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burdensome

[bur-dn-suhm] / ˈbɜr dn səm /


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There are also some tax considerations in going foreign, but nothing too burdensome.

From Barron's

Mama would say he is persistent, and many days I found that quality of his burdensome.

From Literature

Project Iceworm was shelved in 1962, after it was deemed too technically difficult — the ice sheet shifts — and as the Navy and Air Force pursued less burdensome projects on Greenland.

From Los Angeles Times

In August, he ordered federal agencies to take steps to limit “burdensome lawsuits” that have “denied millions of Americans opportunities to benefit from investment in alternative assets.”

From The Wall Street Journal

It said the airline's strategy blocked or hindered purchases, or made them "economically or technically burdensome", particularly when flights were combined with services from other airlines or with tourism and insurance products.

From BBC