Sentence examples for both arduous from inspiring English sources

Jordi has listened to them all, a process he said had been both arduous and cathartic.

She told me that the country offered climbs that were both arduous and beautiful, surrounded by raw wilderness.

Before, Mexicans had to return to their birthplace to obtain the document, or ask relatives to lobby on their behalf – both arduous, expensive, time-consuming missions.

Though guttural Klingon is both arduous to pronounce and heavy on spacecraft jargon, several hundred people are believed to be able speak it fluently.

Though Daugherty's solo part is both arduous and technically demanding, Hoopes made light of its difficulties in a performance that was as comprehensively assured as it was profoundly expressive.

TOMMASINI Classical Music ARDITTI QUARTET This British string quartet, one of the most polished and adventurous new-music ensembles currently playing, offers a program that promises, characteristically, to be both arduous and rewarding.

Mr. Bergner's previous books were about the Angola prison in Louisiana and the civil war in Sierra Leone, and both demanded arduous and often uncomfortable reporting about worlds most people ignore.

Among many birds, of course, eggs are oval rather than round, a trait that biologists attribute to both the arduous passage the egg makes through the avian oviduct, and the fact that oval eggs roll in a circle rather than a straight line and thus are less likely to fall out of a nest.

But it appeared from the breadth of the demonstration, and the strong presence of powerful unions, that the work of the conservative government will be arduous, both in its efforts at home and its attempt to overcome a hostility from abroad.

The truth is that our culture is addicted to sound-bite intellectualism and fear-based politics so that leveled, rational, thoughtful discourse is both rare and arduous.

In this context, fine selection of orthologs has received much attention as a problem of high relevance and arduous both ideologically and computationally.