Sentence examples similar to arduous context from inspiring English sources
In this context, the arduous and time-consuming task of chemical-by-chemical evaluation by classical standards of toxicology is not just a delay in providing vital information about the safety of our environment but, practically speaking, a denial of such testing as a matter of policy.
The details of this relationship prompt arduous contention and debate in the context of traditional humanitarian coordination mechanisms, such as the UN cluster system (Harvard Humanitarian Initiative 2011; Sandvik et al. 2014; McDonald 2016), and to a modest degree, in critical commentary on the application of humanitarian technology (Sandvik et al. 2017).
The interpretation could be based on the statistical significance of a change, but placing the magnitude of these changes in a context easy to understand is arduous.
In this context his actions suggest an austere and arduous ritual, and the posts evoke abbreviated totems.
In this context, fine selection of orthologs has received much attention as a problem of high relevance and arduous both ideologically and computationally.
There is a specific context to the rise of jihadism in Europe, which involves Muslims from Europe's former colonies making an arduous transition to secular modernity, and often colliding with its entrenched intellectual as well as political hierarchies: the opposition, for instance, between secularism and religion which was actually invented in Enlightenment Europe.
The conditions were arduous.
Second, clinical trials are arduous.
