Sentence examples for arduous field from inspiring English sources

Our friend, duly impressed and thinking of the arduous field work such research must entail, asked the naturalist how he knew where to hunt for the animals.

These were people whose careers were forged from accurate knowledge collated on many arduous field trips or from years of painstaking research and in I would come for a few hours and say "Ooh I like that, what fun!" Did I see them flinch?

While the generation of high titer producing strains remains per se an arduous field of investigation, elucidation of the biosynthetic pathways as well as characterization of their complex subcellular organization are essential prequels to the efficient development of such bioengineering approaches.

(The aeration is unrelated to the 2010 decision by the Environmental Protection Agency to designate Newtown Creek as a toxic Superfund site that will undergo an arduous cleanup. Preparatory field sampling for the cleanup began last year).

What makes things worse is the fact Alastair Cook's team were always destined for an arduous day in the field in conditions so heavily loaded in favour of the batsmen that the low, slow surface here appears to have been prepared with the express aim of crushing bowlers' spirits.

"They are undertaking sometimes long, arduous hours in the field to make sure it's up to the standard that is required nowadays," he said.

A decision about the best way to do something is often a long and arduous task in this field, a task that has resulted in the design and reengineering of many of the tools that are available.

They've been given a break from their arduous studies to enjoy a "field day" at Randall's Island.

However, when conducting a large-scale surveillance effort, the collection of so many different sample types can be arduous and time consuming for field personnel.

Tony Famular, 75, gripped his bat tightly, knocked the ball to the right side of the field and began his arduous dash to first base.

In remote and inhospitable locations, observation can be an arduous, expensive, and dangerous experience for field scientists.