Sentence examples for arduous building from inspiring English sources

So the opening of its new, permanent home in Brooklyn on Tuesday will be a watershed moment for the company as it leaves Manhattan for the first time and concludes an arduous building project, originally announced in 2005.

They are frustrated by how this unnecessary uproar has made the struggle for what matters most to them more arduous: building new democratic institutions, creating jobs and halting the exodus of Tunisian boat people seeking a better life in Europe.

But like other cultural institutions, the Whitney has discovered a silver lining to hard times: even as fund-raising has become more arduous, construction costs have dropped, cutting a big chunk from the new Whitney building's price tag.

Output is measured by ratings and page views, so much of the media, and even the academy, is more geared toward pleasuring consumers, not putting them on some arduous character-building regime.

Years of effort lie behind them: the endless standardized tests, the arduous transcript-building, the painstaking accumulation of community service and sports and extracurricular activities.

The house cost nearly $1 million when it was completed in 2005 after two arduous years of building.

The whole country must now turn to the arduous work of building a new democratic order to replace the old authoritarian one.

He easily performed the laborious task turning out dish after dish in an eighteenth century kitchen for the men engaged in the arduous business of building a free republic — even as he himself remained enslaved.

One can see this vividly in Egypt, where the bottom-up democracy movement was strong enough to oust Mubarak but now faces the long, arduous process of building new institutions and writing a new social contract from a democracy coalition that encompass Muslim Brothers, Christian liberals, Muslim liberals, the army and ultraconservative Muslim Salafis.

Although those critical first steps are difficult, they are certainly not the most difficult on the arduous path of building an iconic company.

In 1755, during the French and Indian War, British troops under the command of General Edward Braddock completed the arduous task of building a road westward from Fort Cumberland.