Sentence examples for Rather arduous from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ramirez, who shared a cell with Mr. Sharpton before their transfer from Puerto Rico, said, "I have learned to enjoy his sense of humor, a rather arduous task, if I may say so".

However, the processes of a CRS are often proved to be rather arduous and time consuming.

It is rather arduous to evaluate the overall performance of passenger transfer when the performance is attributed by both quantifiable factors and subjective perceptions which are on different scales and bounds of evaluation.

It has such great importance… those small things…." Sometimes, however, the importance of being pleasant could become rather arduous.

FRH provide the rather arduous equations for years of life lost (YLL) and years lived disabled (YLD), which are an artifact of the continuous-time math used in the development of DALYs.

This is rather more arduous for monitoring tools compared to the previous scenario.

Due to the heavy computational work required for a large number of simulations, it is rather an arduous task to determine optimum design schemes for a given project.

Having somebody to accompany you on your workouts can make exercise feel like fun rather than arduous work.

They have found that the play won't work if they give safe, self-protective performances, the kind that rely on an actor's bag of tricks rather than real, arduous, agonising emotion.

I am surprised, however, to find that someone who claims to respect culture and discipline chooses to mock Reginald Maudling as a "Hegel enthusiast", as if habitual Hegel-reading were a wretched self-indulgence rather than an arduous long-term cultural investment.

With the gutting of traditional checks and balances, we are no less endangered by a President Hillary than by a President Giuliani - because any executive will be tempted to enforce his or her will through edict rather than the arduous, uncertain process of democratic negotiation and compromise.