Sentence examples for Sounds onerous from inspiring English sources

Xerox must now change the way it accounts for equipment leasing revenue and restate its numbers from 1997 through 2000 -- all of which sounds onerous, except that the restatements will push some sales and earnings from the late 90's into last year and this one, making Xerox's recovery look more robust than it is.

That is because countries that use DDT for malaria control must record and report how much they use, how they use it and where they get it from.This may not sound onerous, but in places such as Mozambique, where the annual budget for fighting malaria is less than 30 cents a person, any additional bureaucracy could prove to be a big drain on resources.

Granted, this may sound onerous, but the shot, which is sold under the brand names Edex and Caverject, is done with a fine needle, feels no worse than a pinprick and produces an erection that can last up to four hours, according to doctors who recommend it.

The credentialing of practitioners based on individual competencies may sound onerous and time-consuming; however, this is the basis of most existing training courses for professions.

"Virtual colonoscopy" sounds less onerous to some people.

DRAKE Success sounds like onerous work on Drake's recent singles, the ones leading up to "Take Care," his second major-label album.

That attention helped shake the album loose, although in a handful of recent interviews Lupe Fiasco has made the process sound onerous.

Does that sound "onerous" to you?

The limits, she said, "don't sound too onerous but undermine confidence in these drugs and are burdensome".

To those who are fit and capable, going through a reassessment may not sound too onerous.

When I suggested that this sounded pretty onerous, she doubled down: "It's going to require more than you're bargaining for.