burdonsome

And the government regulation would be similar to that of private colleges, which means that it would be burdonsome and costly.

Two-Handed on Vouchers, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

So the tories need to look at the military and decide which elements are flexible, agile and are able to reach around the world without incurring a burdonsome footprint in foreign lands.

Tony Blair: The Next Labour Prime Minister? 2010

Meanwhile I'm getting by with muscle relaxers and anti-inflammatory meds, but I don't enjoy taking medicine, so it's a bit burdonsome.

Sunday Sunday... Cheryl R. Cox 2008

I cannot fathom the idea that being the minority there would be so burdonsome for me that I would need to have all references to a faith and tradition I do not share removed lest it corrupt me in some way.

Sound Politics: Onward Christian Soldiers 2006

I cannot fathom the idea that being the minority there would be so burdonsome for me that I would need to have all references to a faith and tradition I do not share removed lest it corrupt me in some way.

Sound Politics: Onward Christian Soldiers 2006

Meanwhile I'm getting by with muscle relaxers and anti-inflammatory meds, but I don't enjoy taking medicine, so it's a bit burdonsome.

Archive 2008-02-01 Cheryl R. Cox 2008

Upshot: Returning to his gateway series after a 15-year hiatus, Pohl overlaps timelines, plots, and characters - and produces so many climaxes it becomes burdonsome.

EW Reviews SF 2004

Upshot: Returning to his gateway series after a 15-year hiatus, Pohl overlaps timelines, plots, and characters - and produces so many climaxes it becomes burdonsome.

November 2004 2004

Science fiction allows the creation of an imaginary set of conditions by which the human being may break their most burdonsome shackle: their own mind.

"MAIN" via Steve in Google Reader Daniel Rourke 2010

Financially, the condo is draining and burdonsome.

Christian Science Monitor | All Stories 2010