Sentence examples for be arduous for from inspiring English sources

It would be "arduous for her and arduous for the family," Mr. Taylor said.

Accessing the tight spaces inside the Erebus will be arduous for divers, for example.

Still, the tour may be arduous for the Wallabies, in that they play the All Blacks, Italy, England, France, Wales and the Barbarians on consecutive Saturdays, but it is not quite the nine-month mission undertaken by the very first Wallabies in 1908.

The experience can be arduous for the patient, and effective pre-operative counselling regarding the experience of living in a frame and the likely clinical outcome are essential to allow patients to make informed decisions.

But efforts to unionize could be arduous for the factory workers, who currently lack backing from any existing unions, Narro said.

Accepting that everyone from the janitor mopping the halls at the local public school to the high-flying executive sitting in the corner office down the hall has the power to affect change can be arduous for some, but understanding that you, too, have the power is quite possibly the hardest.

Navigating bureaucracy is arduous for all Chinese.

That change has been arduous for business, but very salutary.

In March 2002, Assistant Attorney General Michael Chertoff charged Arthur Andersen with obstruction of justice, but the trial was arduous for the government lawyers.

The ensuing years have been arduous for me, and I bear no small shame for the unholy means by which I have sustained myself for more than two centuries.

THE road to conducting one of the world's great orchestras could have been arduous for a 4-year-old girl beginning to learn music on a homemade piano in Dandong, China, in 1977.