Sentence examples for be far more arduous from inspiring English sources
But if the approval process for industrial Amflora has proved a challenge — BASF first filed an application to grow the potatoes in 1994 — the road will certainly be far more arduous for other planned genetically modified crops because they do involve plants intended for food or animal feed.
Renovation of the Arcade, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, was far more arduous than the company had expected.
President Truman, who took office following Roosevelt's death, in April of 1945, eventually agreed to extend almost four and a half billion dollars in credit to London, but the negotiations were far more arduous and acrimonious than they had been at Bretton Woods.
After an arduous first two sets that were far more bruising than their scores would suggest, Murray blitzed defending champion Nadal in the third, losing only four points en route to a surprising bagel.
Everything is far more extreme".
This is far more serious.
Linking is far more weighty.
