Sentence examples for Less arduous than from inspiring English sources

The road to a plant-based diet is less arduous than it might seem.

Ms. Cotter said the implant surgery was less arduous than she expected.

Coaching was indeed more profitable (the coaches I knew charged more than most therapists) and less arduous than therapy.

Further good news: in most cases, treatment today -- surgery as well as bracing -- is less arduous than in years past.

Hill and his men found the going in Boquillas less arduous than expected, and filled in a new section of the map.

The journey the migrants make from Turkey is less arduous than that from Libya to Italy – but is still highly dangerous.

Stanford argues, however, it would have been a less arduous undertaking than might be expected.

Michael Spyres's tenor has sounded more mellifluous in less arduous roles than Mitridate, but he's equal to Mozart's two-octave leaps, and his furious vengeance aria is especially impressive.

It would originate from a New York studio, and thus promise a less arduous travel schedule than she has now and more time with her husband, the director Mike Nichols.

"There are tens of thousands of people who want to give all kinds of amounts". The absence of serious primary competition means fundraising will be less arduous for Clinton than for Republican hopefuls, he said.

To support this view, Mr O'Hanlon argues persuasively that holding back a North Korean advance would be less arduous a military task than Pentagon planners seem to assume.This scaling down of Pentagon goals, he argues, should allow a reduction in the size, though not the number, of the armed forces' components carrier groups, army divisions and so on.