Sentence examples for bit arduous from inspiring English sources

'I think the main issue, after six pavilions have been done already, is that it gets a bit arduous to follow, so for this one we wanted to make it about a series of public events,' Koolhaas says.

Given how damned big the One M8 is, having the power button up top made it a bit arduous to reach at times.

Well, one of the film's original financiers was Mehdi Bushehri, the brother-in-law of the Shah of Iran after all, so no wonder it may have been a bit arduous for it to see the light of day with US audiences back in the early 1980s.

Setting your shingle out in the 21st Century might be a bit more arduous.

Placing and maintaining 25 hummingbird feeders per acre, may be a bit too arduous for some growers.

The red tape and timeline are undoubtedly a bit more arduous than agency debt; however, a HUD 223(f) loan, with the right lender, may only take another 30-60 days to close than an agency loan.

It's much more democratic, with laypeople and clergy represented in our votes, so progressive change can be a bit more arduous than it is in some other historic denominations.

So his honeyed words, delivered from a font of Islamic learning in Cairo, will have helped him, at least a bit, in that arduous task.

To be honest, it's a bit of an arduous process to first set up your taste profile.

Les Misérables, however, is every bit as long and arduous as the French Revolution itself.

Second, clinical trials are arduous.