Sentence examples for Strenuous job from inspiring English sources

But someone would have to take up the slow, strenuous job of eating all that fruit.

The two men have to row, which proves to be a very strenuous job.

6 He determined that her back problem was not severe enough to find her disabled without further inquiry, and accordingly considered whether she retained the ability to perform either her past work or some less strenuous job.

Mr. Nelson has the most strenuous job of acting, since Anse is the biggest talker in the family, but it is Beth Grant as Addie, a dead woman staring straight into the camera and speaking her mind, who registers the strongest impression.

The media picked up on the tension; in June 1949, Blitz magazine wrote: "Rajaji's supporters argue Rajendra Prasad [is] physically unfit for a strenuous job of this nature, while the other camp is raking up the past to damn C.R. as the man who paved the way for [the creation of] Pakistan".

Ford strategically picked fitting shock absorbers as the task because it's typically a strenuous job that keeps workers on the assembly line for seven to eight hours.

Most of you who work mainly physically strenuous jobs said there's no way you'd make it to 75.

Women in strenuous jobs lost their pregnancies after employers denied their requests for light duty, even ignoring doctors' notes, a Times investigation found.

Women in strenuous jobs lost their pregnancies after employers denied their requests for light duty, even ignoring doctors' notes, an investigation by The New York Times has found.

In the Nicaraguan sugar fields they found rates of CKD in cane cutters and seed cutters – the most strenuous jobs – to be higher than in pesticide applicators, who have greater exposure to agrochemicals.

"In our workshop for the elderly, we definitely receive preferential treatment," said one 76-year-old, who works six hours a day, or two hours less than younger inmates with more strenuous jobs.