Sentence examples for a difficult and onerous from inspiring English sources

The process of transition for newly qualified registered nurses in their first year of practice remains a difficult and onerous proposition.

In fairness, senior V.P.s were asked to give back the income from last year's exercised options, but they concluded that the calculation would be difficult and onerous.

Mr. Cannon recently said getting the bill through the House this year would be an "uphill battle," with the Legislature facing a difficult budget and the onerous task of redistricting, all within two months.

Packing up my belongings became a familiar, and onerous, routine.

To this end, teachers are permitted to use "supplemental textbooks and other instructional materials," save for those prohibited by BESE after a lengthy and onerous review process.

As now practiced, the current exploration model of the oil and gas industry condemns it to a long and onerous process, when surveying large frontier areas.

"Trucking has a tremendously bureaucratic and onerous registration process," says Shaw.

Is justifying pay differences between men and women doing substantially the same job an expensive and onerous regulatory requirement?

This is an ambitious and onerous task that we have undertaken.

Yet our findings also suggest that the large majority of Indigenous participants see themselves as either managing a difficult situation or persevering under very onerous circumstances.

Green might be difficult an onerous, but it's needed.