Sentence examples for arduous opposition from inspiring English sources

"With our program, we should always be challenging for league," said Neumeier, who expects reigning champion Monrovia, San Marino and South Pasadena to be arduous opposition.

But the arduous and extremely effective opposition campaign, particularly over the past five years, has exposed the government's role and its arguments for expansion.

"An arduous analysis is necessary," said Ardelio Vargas Fosado, an opposition lawmaker who is chairman of the national defense committee in the lower chamber.

Side-effects, still an issue for many users of the Pill, caused problems from the start; testing was arduous, somewhat haphazard, and had to be organised without any governmental support; opposition from religious interests was staunch and political backing limited.

The path to citizenship is long -- likely 13 years or more -- and arduous, but advocates are thrilled that it would exist at all, given opposition from many Republicans and the failure of bills to carve out such a path in the past.

In the face of bitter opposition from landowning interests, Alexander II, overcoming his natural indolence, took an active personal part in the arduous legislative labours that on Febuary 19, 1861, culminated in the Emancipation Act.

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.

Winning cooperation from opposition parties, which control the upper house of Parliament and have routinely threatened to block important bills, will be another arduous task.

— far more arduous.

The conditions were arduous.

"But it is arduous".