Sentence examples for difficult and burdensome from inspiring English sources

Caring for a seriously disabled person was "difficult and burdensome and could properly be regarded as work," he said.

To care for a seriously disabled person is difficult and burdensome and could properly be regarded as work".

But civil rights groups said the process was too difficult and burdensome because it required the felons to bring character witnesses at their own expense for a full hearing before the cabinet.

Not only would the government not dismantle even the most remote settlements, which are the most difficult and burdensome for the army to defend; it would not even have the subject on its agenda for discussion.

He points out that caring is difficult and burdensome work and that "those who are prepared to make the sacrifice involved in undertaking such care would not be those who would normally be regarded as workshy and content to rely on benefits".

The doctors found these decisions both difficult and burdensome.

Recruitment into this intensive and burdensome study was difficult resulting in small numbers of patients.

It makes the true intent of the partial-birth abortion ban clear: the point is not (in the short term) to stop seemingly brutal fetal deaths, but rather to make all abortions as burdensome, as difficult and as emotionally and physically trying for women — and for doctors — as possible.

Treatment usually is long and burdensome, and methods for primary prevention may be difficult or impossible to implement (in terms of cost, acceptability, and need for persistence).

Several games have been criticized for difficult or burdensome controls when it comes to shooting, and thus video game designers have tried refine the aiming and shooting controls in these games.

The preceptors considered the supervision of students to be difficult, at times burdensome and stressful.