Sentence examples for be less arduous from inspiring English sources

The Oxford role should be less arduous and would be accompanied by a hearty breath of bracing Yorkshire air with no graces.

To support this view, Mr O'Hanlon argues persuasively that holding back a North Korean advance would be less arduous a military task than Pentagon planners seem to assume.This scaling down of Pentagon goals, he argues, should allow a reduction in the size, though not the number, of the armed forces' components carrier groups, army divisions and so on.

Deploying pilot projects might be less arduous in The Maldives, without the red tape that still bedevils the UK's renewables sector.

"There are tens of thousands of people who want to give all kinds of amounts". The absence of serious primary competition means fundraising will be less arduous for Clinton than for Republican hopefuls, he said.

Importantly, these devices will be continuous or near continuous, will push blood glucose information to the bedside nurse and by their nature will be less arduous.

Our task is less arduous.

Commuting to nirvana is less arduous at Pier 25.

The road to a plant-based diet is less arduous than it might seem.

Ms. Cotter said the implant surgery was less arduous than she expected.

The Wizards pay him about twice as much, and the performances and traveling are less arduous, he said.

Design-your-own-beer days are less arduous, handy as I am squeezing it all into a morning.