Sentence examples for difficult and arduous from inspiring English sources

"This is usually a difficult and arduous process.

And I am indebted to my friends of this kind who have, after all, managed to effect some difficult and arduous changes in my taste.

Deficit reduction is a difficult and arduous task, which will put pressures on both business and consumers over the coming years.

It is very difficult and arduous to create and sustain a democracy - but history shows that closing one down is much simpler.

Uncovering the existence and direction of interactions between elements of a set of signals remains a difficult and arduous task that one has to face if one wants to understand the mechanisms at work in most biological phenomena and make full use of the high-throughput experimental data that is now more and more available.

We agree that the walk is somewhat difficult and more arduous than the tour of Mount Blanc, but it is well marked.

Such a course may be difficult and require arduous long-term diplomatic efforts, but given the potential costs of losing the Treaty, it is the correct one.

The struggle against injustice – and for emancipation – is long, difficult, arduous and full of defeats and setbacks.

Difficult Journey describes the long and arduous 'Journey into treatment', including difficulties asking for help, undergoing physical investigations and negotiating 'the system' of medical referrals.

The downside is that with so many options, consensus on major issues becomes difficult, and accomplishing tasks becomes arduous.

Maryland colleges largely pushed back on his proposed legislation, saying that doing the surveys would be "arduous," "difficult" and somewhat costly; that it would be "not necessarily as effective as we want it to be"; and that the colleges could handle this better internally, Cardin said.