Sentence examples for Extremely taxing from inspiring English sources

Some find social interaction extremely taxing; others evince joy in trusted friends and family.

The first few days are devastating because the work is both mindless and extremely taxing.

Being the only woman of color on a team can be extremely taxing.

It is Paterno who slogs on in a game that both said this week could be extremely taxing.

"It was extremely taxing for him," Montgomery said, adding, "He wanted to please a lot of people".

Jack Christofides, who is on leave from the UN as director of peacekeeping operations for central and west Africa, described peacekeeping as "extremely taxing at the moment".

If MGM could pull off the stock dividend and a sale, it would be extremely tax efficient, several analysts noted.

Paul Johnson, the director of the IFS, told The World This Weekend on BBC Radio 4: "It is rather odd to give this special treatment to housing given that owner-occupied housing is already extremely tax privileged.

Some of those myths, Vanguard says, are that exchange funds have lower expense ratios than index funds, that they are extremely tax efficient and that they will replace traditional index funds.

And "the so-called rich have the resources and means to go elsewhere and are more likely to do so if they thought the rules to be less than fair," he said, adding that many of his wealthy clients are extremely tax-sensitive.

"Once you have Cypriot citizenship or residency, as long as you spend at least 60 days a year in Cyprus and less than 183 days in any other country, you are eligible to be a tax resident in Cyprus, which can be extremely tax efficient for most people making the switch," Dillon explained.