Sentence examples for economically onerous from inspiring English sources
But 3 years ago the Obama administration shelved a draft proposal to impose a lower standard, suggesting that achieving it would be too economically onerous at a time when the United States was recovering from a severe recession.
Alaska's Department of Environmental Conservation had accepted Cominco's proposal to install an anti-pollution technology known as Low NOx, for low nitrogen oxide, as "logistically and economically less onerous" than an alternative that, while more expensive, was more efficient.
But there are also unsolicited migrants in search of economically better or politically safer destinations for whom new and increasingly onerous barriers have been erected.
RSM suggested fifteen different optimum settings of which the validation is quite expensive and onerous, whereas GAMS suggested a single optimum setting which makes it more economically viable especially for large scale systems.
Nothing particularly onerous there.
Reporting requirements are onerous.
Making tantalum is similarly onerous.
Some are needlessly onerous.
