Sentence examples for bit more arduous than from inspiring English sources

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.

The task will be more arduous than they imagine.

Some of the trails are more arduous than others.

Shamsur Rabb KhanDelhiSIR – Battling the babu raj is more arduous than eliminating poverty in India.

It's a process that promises to be longer and more arduous than his drying-out in Arizona.

At the start of this summer, Arnold was looking forward to nothing more arduous than the promotion of "Terminator 3".

Of Rowan's method of cutting and pasting from numerous books, one commenter wrote, "Sounds far more arduous than just writing the damn thing himself".

This defiance suggests that the peace process, despite the hope it has engendered on both sides, could be longer and more arduous than at first anticipated.

No distinction is more urgent or more arduous than that between ourselves and those who most resemble us, the guys down the road".

A big fat hoorah to our fans who's journey to Germany must have seemed more arduous than those to Shaktar and Aktar Perm.

Woods has the positive, at least, of five tournament wins in 2013 but this quest for a 15th major is proving more arduous than anybody could have predicted.