Sentence examples similar to clearly onerous from inspiring English sources
Previous policy was to get two surgeons to approve the TAVR procedure, which clearly felt onerous to the medical community.
This clearly suggested the feasibility of the more onerous in vivo studies.
The world has made an exception for debts that were incurred by a dictatorship, particularly in cases where leaders clearly siphoned off the proceeds; these are regarded as onerous debts and can be forgiven.
Google's Chinese Web site does censor some of its content, but its restrictions are generally less onerous than elsewhere, and the censored items are clearly identified as having been banned by the authorities.
Not an onerous burden for a well-run club, but clearly too much for Vale.
Claiming that it's just too onerous to provide the data for the Green League is clearly being used by some as a convenient excuse to escape accountability.
How do questionable if not clearly erroneous findings make it past the gatekeepers, given the rigorous, onerous, ridiculously long peer-review process that these three earlier examples went through?
What they clearly do want is a relaxation of the parts they consider most onerous.
Clearly the task of keeping the world-class Robert Lewandowski quiet will be an onerous one for Scotland's defence, while his strike-partner Arkadiusz Milik is another handful.
