Sentence examples similar to arduous speed from inspiring English sources
People don't know that even positive stereotypes are as malignant so let's turn them around: the caretaker (who enables her drunk husband to abuse her kids), the hard-worker (who spends all his money getting wasted on weekends and picking fights with his fellow country men), the arduous student (who takes speed or non-prescribed Adderall to keep him/her up so he/she can study all night long).
They are expected to try to get moving on something they have been toying with for several years: speeding up the arduous process of imposing a new formal order on the world economy.
By 1980 his personnel had changed entirely, and the company included two male dancers, Robert Kovich and Chris Komar, who took its technical level to new peaks of complexity and speed that must remain arduous challenges for any dancer today.
The major challenges of these 2 participants were slow internet speed, irregular power supply and arduous registration procedure.
On November 28th millions of Americans returned to work after the Thanksgiving holiday and fired up their office computers to take advantage of high-speed internet links and continue the arduous task of hunting for Christmas presents.
But DVD sales are plummeting, while faster broadband speeds have moved casual movie piracy from arduous (two day downloads), to manageable (six hour) to utterly trivial (less than the time it takes to watch a movie).
While the agreement speeds hearings, it does little to change the arduous process of firing teachers, particularly ineffective ones.
One account said they made the arduous trip over rough terrain from far western Massachusetts to far eastern Massachusetts with lightening speed, just missing the Battle of Lexington but in time for the Battle of Concord.
Price: £31,026 Top speed: 118mph 0-62mph: 9.8 seconds MPG: 47.1 CO2: 159g/km To my mind, a holiday isn't a holiday without an arduous road expedition to some rain-streaked corner of the UK.
The conditions were arduous.
