Sentence examples for arduous tough from inspiring English sources

"It's been a very arduous, tough four years," said Alexander Corbluth, principal of the High School of Environmental Studies in Manhattan.

Leonardo DiCaprio, riding an "it's his turn" wave of support, also won, having endured a shoot that was apparently more arduous than Tough Mudder.

It was a long, tough, arduous process, and they are still there.

Then came a long, arduous rehabilitation, which was tougher than Martínez had imagined.

The walking is tough but never arduous, not least because the scenery is so mesmerising.

The non-conference schedule is arduous and the Big East looks tougher as Georgetown and Villanova are stronger in 2016.

I think I've found the jungles to be the toughest environment, but rowing the Atlantic was the most physically arduous and crossing the Empty Quarter with camels was tough.

BEIJING — China began tallying its population on Monday for the first time since 2000, an arduous task likely to be made even tougher by the need to count scores of millions of migrant workers in the nation's big cities.

B1 EDUCATION Teacher Shortage Persists New York City's 1.1 million public school children return to class on Thursday to face a worsening shortage of qualified teachers, even as tougher standards make the path to graduation more arduous.

National chains also find it tough to venture into a small community where zoning restrictions may be arduous and community support for them is less than enthusiastic.

New York City's 1.1 million public-school children return to class this week to face a worsening shortage of fully qualified teachers, even as tougher standards, including a newly required Regents mathematics exam, make the path toward graduation more arduous.