Sentence examples for both onerous from inspiring English sources

Preparations have been both onerous and pricey.

Ms. Veras considers the trip of more than a mile, which will take her son across the Grand Concourse, both onerous and dangerous.

But, as the coalition's health bill heads for the statute books, problems are multiplying.Reform plans launched a year ago seek to do two things at once, both onerous.

Sadly, the oversight mechanisms we have built up over the past 40 years have proved both onerous and inadequate to the task of building public trust.

Because the questions suggest both more onerous views and more benign interpretations, it is really impossible to say with clarity exactly what the regulators are proposing to do.

It is certainly most gratifying to patients who have been undergoing regular dialysis and taking insulin to be free from both these onerous treatments and to be permitted to eat and drink without restriction.

Just like you, I have both endured onerous burdens and triumphed over unthinkable challenges.

One physician succinctly summarized both programs' onerous administrative burdens: "Similar.

Both can be onerous (the former particularly so).

Then there are the boxes of documents in employee file cabinets and boxes at the Stadium and in storage — a paper monster both scary and onerous.

Specifically amending the way the Indian Act governs land leasing to allow bands to self-determine the renting of their lands, without the involvement of the Aboriginal Affairs department; a process that's both paternalistic and onerous.