Sentence examples for A bit onerous from inspiring English sources

The buy-in required to own it is also a bit onerous.

The need to edit later is a bit onerous but support for Twitter/text messaging keeps LoveThis feeling spontaneous, mobile and real-time.

The prospect of this may be alarming to some and given that the Basis and many other health bands already offer optical heart rate scanning, it's even a bit onerous.

"I think it's a little bit onerous, I mean $100, come on, that doesn't even buy you gas these days," Mr. Smith said.

But if reform included simplification, the task might become a bit less onerous.

Other companies' account requirements are a bit less onerous, but still require customers to have made a number of trades and have a substantial sum of money in their accounts.

She finds diplomatic receptions "a bit more onerous than sleeping in a bamboo hut for a week".

"A lot of students that find themselves in this situation are also dealing with very high-stress situations, and while the process isn't impossible to go through, it is a bit of onerous ordeal," Hoilett said, noting that the procedure to become financially independent before the mature student age of 22 is more difficult than it needs to be.

The pictures are, as has become traditional in photographs of Cameron on holiday or weekenders, relaxing from his onerous responsibilities, a bit embarrassing.

"Regulation is less onerous than people's fears, so you're seeing a bit of a relief rally in the financials today, which obviously is helping," Michael James, senior trader at Wedbush Morgan in Los Angeles, said.

"While the upload process can be a bit time consuming, that's a small one-time price to pay for sidestepping expensive licensing bills and onerous restrictions.