Sentence examples for became more arduous from inspiring English sources
As her daughter grew older, caring responsibilities became more arduous, so Vincent turned to social services hoping for extra support.
After liberalisation in the 1990s, when managing risk became more arduous, and prudential rules were introduced, their health began to fail.
As we've become surrounded by diverse images of food, from #fitspo to #foodporn, our choices have become more arduous.
As the pound crashes, economic growth slows, and recruitment of EU workers becomes more arduous, the NHS will struggle even more.
But like other cultural institutions, the Whitney has discovered a silver lining to hard times: even as fund-raising has become more arduous, construction costs have dropped, cutting a big chunk from the new Whitney building's price tag.
Soon the complaining resembles a walk in thick mud, the feet sink in nicely at first, but every step that follows becomes more arduous.
Tensions have been rising between the community and CBSA agents regarding their obligations to report, a process which over the past few years has become more and more arduous without any consultation or autonomy given to the people who actually have to go through it every single day.
As Marquette grew and expanded into an adjoining county, visiting potential borrowers became more arduous.But it was the changing regulatory climate, rather than Marquette's growth, that put an end to its assiduity.
Agriculture became more productive.
