Sentence examples for arduous means from inspiring English sources

For Franzen, this is the imagination's price, the arduous means by which he conjures a fictional world and reproduces it on the page.

It was by no means an arduous holiday.

The fact that Facebook has never had to go through an arduous antitrust investigation before means any suggestion of one now could give investors pause as it looks to go public sometime within the next year.

That meant "this arduous task fell almost entirely to women," Mr. McWilliams wrote.

Making a game of dropping 20 pounds with friends not only made what could have been an arduous process enjoyable, it meant that it wasn't only about me.

That means no more arduous copying out of your card number, cardholder name and expiration date every time you want to complete a transaction online – instead it's a single-click thanks to optical character recognition, and it works automatically with existing web forms, so there's no work required on the part of web devs.

Their ascendancy means that the arduous post hurricane recovery work has gotten more publicity in the last two weeks than it's received in the last two years.

In her essays, Jerkins is equally critical of the social structures in place to erase the black narrative and the pressures from within black communities to ensure that their daughters conform to white ideals often through physical means, like the arduous process of hair straightening.

This was not an arduous task but it did mean that one's relationship with him became quite intimate.

For most runners, a marathon is not just 26.2 miles of physical endurance - it means months and months of arduous, painstaking preparation.

That means they have done the arduous continuing education and testing to be financial planners.