Sentence examples for a somewhat onerous from inspiring English sources
The law currently allows consumers to store their music on-line and listen to it anywhere after those individuals copy their own CD's in a somewhat onerous process known as ripping, and upload them to a virtual storage locker provided by companies like Myplay, an MP3.com rival.
It may take encouragement to get patients who feel well to adhere to the somewhat onerous requirements of a strict surveillance regimen, but that is part of a successful physician-patient relationship, and its rewards are illustrated by this report.
Kesha, 28, broke down on the stand in court last week when a judge refused to release her from her somewhat onerous contract with Dr. Luke, to whom she owes six albums.
The PMOS measure includes a large number of items and therefore is somewhat onerous to complete, taking approximately 10 15 min per patient.
At the same time, the periods between one film and another became somewhat onerous.
And that's the key point: If Google can shift the burden of policing copyright infringement to the copyright owners, and further make this burden somewhat onerous, then in the long run Google wins and Hollywood loses.
Answering this question is important since if treatment is beneficial, introduction of community screening for HH should be considered whereas if there is no benefit from treatment, p.C282Y homozygotes with moderate iron overload do not need to undertake this somewhat onerous intervention.
A somewhat ironic name, no?
A somewhat more subtle mistake.
A somewhat threadbare phrase.
