Sentence examples for arduous construction from inspiring English sources

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.

Did no one ever think during the long, arduous construction period, "Maybe this staircase shouldn't run right into a wall?" Or, "This faucet doesn't belong directly over this electrical socket?" While it's bad news for the home owner it's definitely good news for those of us looking for a laugh.

We note that next-generation sequencing of segregant pools greatly facilitated the rapid identification of the dominant alleles described here, because identification of dominant mutations typically requires either arduous construction of a genomic library or, alternatively, painstaking work to map the relevant variant (Forsburg 2001).

"As soon as you put a spade in the ground, you hit water," says Tibbits, of the arduous and technically complicated construction process.

Many work hard at very low wages in day labor, construction and other arduous jobs.

Construction would be arduous and potentially hazardous in cold waters littered with icebergs.

We find out quickly that Dorrigo survived the war, and that in his old age, he receives adulation for his compassionate heroism towards his men during the arduous time of the railway construction.

Following a ribbon cutting in the courtyard of the new building, elected officials, judges and others who were involved in the arduous battle to complete its construction spoke to a few hundred guests.

"I actually find work only about once a week". Mr. Shaanika and the other young men noted that the construction jobs were dangerous and arduous, and that they would vastly prefer steady jobs in, yes, sweatshops.

The vote on school construction put an end to arduous negotiations over how, or even whether, to comply with a court order in a decades-old lawsuit, Abbott v. Burke.

Shortcutting any of these steps often resulted in an unsuitably high number of religated recipient vectors that made screening arduous, inefficient and notably increased the total construction time.