Sentence examples for also onerous from inspiring English sources

For would-be winners, the time commitment is also onerous.

It all sounds good, but these teachings are also onerous in their demands.

The old-age makeup worn by many of the principals was also onerous; Mr. Jacobi found he could remove it painlessly only while submerged in a bathtub and breathing through a snorkel.

But the perfective closure of both the book and the Prophet's life, though in that sense triumphant, was also onerous, particularly in view of the new changing circumstances, of both space and time, in the geographical expansion of Islam.

The security requirements are also onerous for banks for whom looking after the boxes is no longer part of their core business.

But the bill would also relax the certification requirements, which the Pentagon has said are too onerous to meet.

He said the industry would also like to build more refineries but that the permitting process is too onerous.

Of course, the report also complains that the second-language requirement for many U.N. posts is too onerous.

They have also contended that the proposed terms of the debt that the combined company would assume are too onerous.

Also, they're so used to instant gratification that letting the phone ring and talking is considered too onerous.

Some also questioned the time commitment, and agreed to participate when they were satisfied that it was not too onerous.