Sentence examples for be more strenuous from inspiring English sources

Outdoor exercise tends, too, to be more strenuous than the indoor version.

During the winter, the trip to the gym can be more strenuous than the actual workout.

In fact, it ought to be more strenuous.

These squats can be more strenuous on the knees.

The work outside was more strenuous.

Machame is more strenuous in the sense that you walk further, but it is "better" in the sense that you spend more time at altitude and therefore have more time to acclimatise and to prepare for the final ascent.

Just as it's more strenuous to play singles than doubles in tennis, so it's harder to keep up a conversation when there are only two of you.

As for now, the bill will include a background check measure from last year that is more strenuous than the one Mr. Schumer was pursuing with several Republicans; he hopes to substitute it later with one that would be more attractive to Republicans.

In the mid-seventies, he opened up his painting to actual space by fragmenting it into floating cutout metal shapes that he slathered with paint and sometimes glitter: disco modernism, you could call the work, but it's more strenuous than ecstatic.

Contrary to private SWAPs, the goals and objectives of public SWAPs are more strenuous to realize.

Recent changes in international guidelines for cardiopulmonary resuscitation caused concern that the new ILCOR protocol was more strenuous than the previous one.