Sentence examples for arduous route from inspiring English sources

We have had a more arduous route to the seats we hold.

It becomes your life – and while at times it may seem like a long, arduous route to take, the buzz you get when you see that work paying off is incredible.

We were climbing the Machame Route, which is a longer and - at least in one sense - more arduous route than the Marangu or (so some call it) "Coca Cola Route".

On Monday, Mr. Larsen said he did not believe Prosper would need to follow the same arduous route, pointing out that Lending Club sets the interest rates on its loans and was itself financing about half the overall loan volume on the site.

A 38-year-old former journeyman who did not win a ranking event until 2011, Bingham has been this year's revelation, garnering much public support on the back of tears of joy shed in the wake of wins over Ronnie O'Sullivan and Judd Trump on an arduous route to his first world title decider.

It has been a surprisingly arduous route to a gold medal for Richards, the charismatic American who has established herself as the world's leading 400-meter runner but — because of health problems and pressure-management problems — had not been able to establish herself as a champion until now.

Twenty-three of the world's top twenty-five teams will travel to Brazil next year — a rarity, given the arduous routes to qualification in each continent, and the allocation of slots to traditionally weaker soccer regions like Asia.

Twenty-three of the world's top twenty-five teams will travel to Brazil next year a rarity, given the arduous routes to qualification in each continent, and the allocation of slots to traditionally weaker soccer regions like Asia.

It had seemed likely until late last week that England, and others, might have to endure arduous routes to the Caribbean because of the shutdown of European airspace caused by volcanic ash, but the situation eased just as the trip approached.

Even as bouldering has opened the sport to more regular people who are simply looking for an enjoyable, low-to-the ground way to get in shape, it has also grown in prestige among professional climbers, who more traditionally made names for themselves by creating arduous routes, extremely high up and often in remote places.

Over the summer, the unusual surge in Haitian migrants was accompanied by an equally unusual surge in migrants from more than two dozen other countries, nearly all traveling along the same arduous routes from South America, across as many as 10 borders.