Sentence examples for a rather onerous from inspiring English sources

Both funds sport a rather onerous upfront load of 5.8% but also have exceptional performance.

Google has made headway in developing its autonomous vehicles, though it now faces the rather onerous task of finding a way, as an Internet company, to build out a fleet of vehicles on an assembly line.

At first I'd thought this would prove rather onerous, and was cockily convinced that a quick glance at my guidebook would provide all the info I needed.

Rather, onerous rules imposed by international lending institutions during a debt restructuring demanded privatization and forbade the electric system from building new capacity.

The specific regulations that have leaked so far seem rather onerous (operators must have pilot certificates, for example), but a) these are only rumors for now and b) those rules will be up for discussion once the FAA publishes them.

A rather disparate society.

Sigmoidoscopy involves a less onerous cleansing and no sedation.

Ramping up those commitments – to having an economy based on real money, rather than onerous and unstable debt income – would be very wise, particularly before the next major crash.

In Britain, reducing carbon dioxide emissions was one of the few policies supported by political parties of both the right and left, which both accepted that climate change was a serious problem and saw clean technology investment as a growth opportunity rather than an onerous obligation.

These woes have been caused by market forces, rather than onerous regulation, and even Trump's authoritarianism doesn't extend far enough to change that.

It's nice that the two photogenic leads are treating sex like a pleasurable activity rather than an onerous chore in this second entry, but overall, the film plays like an un-asked-for collaboration between the Hallmark and Playboy Channels.