Sentence examples for an onerous thing from inspiring English sources
When he calls the office "an onerous thing," he means it as a compliment.
The mirror can be an onerous thing to a cancer patient, and I no longer recognized myself.
"I am confident you will find a way to make us look like terrible people all over again for insisting on such an onerous thing," he said in the e-mail message.
Though on the surface having to have a correct postcode doesn't seem like a particularly onerous thing to ask the customer, Perfume retailer The Fragrance Shop managed to reduce its cart abandonment rates by 10% by using Postcode Anywhere's address validation, Capture+, on its site.
Taking away someone's income is a hugely onerous thing, and we don't take it lightly".
Friedman was reticent to suggest measures women should take, saying it would be "just another onerous thing women have to do [to stay safe]," but suggested self-defense classes for women "who feel like there are literally no safe ways to go out".
Mathew Lawrence, research fellow at the IPPR,said: "The state already requires people to do much more onerous things than to turn up at a polling station.
It's an onerous responsibility.
It seems an onerous task.
This need not be an onerous undertaking.
