Sentence examples for become increasingly arduous from inspiring English sources

After nearly two centuries in which Senate reviews were cursory at best, that confirmation process has become increasingly arduous, regardless of party, and especially in the committees that require nominees' tax returns.

A contest that had been close, clever and bruising went the way of the 33-year-old Macklin, by 113-113 and two cards of 115-111, to give him the vacant IBF Inter-Continental belt – and a sliver of encouragement to continue in a sport that has become increasingly arduous for the Irish Brummie.

Walking and hiking, with the hiking become increasingly arduous, perhaps including scrambling.

Forging all this into the massive and complex structures of the later novels became increasingly arduous.

The treatment became increasingly arduous, and I lost the ability to perform even simple functions, including working, driving, preparing food, and running errands.

As companies, workers and jobs become more fluid across permeable borders, it will become increasingly necessary to move money freely without arduous costs or constraints.

The ability to transport supplies and carry out attacks from the air has become increasingly important for the regime as rebel IEDs make travel by land arduous.

The Syria Survey blog suggests the regime is increasingly turning to civilian planes to transport supplies around the country: The ability to transport supplies and carry out attacks from the air has become increasingly important for the regime as rebel IEDs make travel by land arduous.

This has become increasingly untenable.

And detergents have also become increasingly concentrated.

Tourism has become increasingly significant in Shenyang.