Sentence examples similar to an arduous setting from inspiring English sources

And, like many designers, he had not yet passed the arduous set of exams needed to obtain an architect's license in the states.

After an arduous first two sets that were far more bruising than their scores would suggest, Murray blitzed defending champion Nadal in the third, losing only four points en route to a surprising bagel.

To be honest, it's a bit of an arduous process to first set up your taste profile.

After a severe economic crisis in the late 1980s, it set about an arduous IMF restructuring programme with gusto.

Set over an arduous 26-year period, the ABC's adaptation of Grenville's novel is just a morsel of the broader Hawkesbury conflict, yet eloquently delivers the bite-sized story of convict settler, William Thornhill played by Brit Oliver Jandson-Cohis and his wife 'Sal,' skillfully played by local Sarah Snook.

William Bligh (played by Trevor Howard), sets sail on an arduous voyage to Tahiti to bring back precious supplies of breadfruit.

The collection and assessment of national security related information often involves an arduous process of "connecting the dots" within very large data sets.

After finishing the race in 2010 he set of to complete the Freedom Challenge, an arduous mountain bike race traversing South Africa's rugged terrain from west to east.

It was hand-set from individual metal letters pieced together -- an arduous process that endured for four centuries.

It has been an arduous and constant revision process because that's the way our legal system is set up.

The process of entering a jail or prison can be arduous so setting up a system prior to a dying patient needing care would be wise.