Sentence examples for expensive and arduous from inspiring English sources

Those supporting affirmative action, on the other hand, had no alternative but to undertake the "long, expensive and arduous process" of amending the state Constitution.

Houghton Mifflin Harcourt said it would recall print copies of "Imagine," an expensive and arduous undertaking that suggested the publisher was taking Mr. Lehrer's sins seriously.

Writing for the majority, Judge R. Guy Cole Jr. argued that a black student seeking a race-conscious admissions policy would have to undertake the "long, expensive and arduous process" of amending the state constitution all over again.

That student could do only one thing to effect change: she could attempt to amend the Michigan Constitution — a lengthy, expensive and arduous process — to repeal the consequences of Proposal 2".

Technological innovations like Geekie seem to indicate that at least part of the solution might be less complicated, expensive and arduous than it once seemed, offering a generation of children new chances to do better.

Dr. Pettit said equipment like the water recycling system was critical to long-term space exploration, since getting new water to an outpost on the Moon or Mars would be expensive and arduous.

As recent efforts to try international crimes in Cambodia and Sierra Leone show, building new tribunals from scratch is slow and expensive and requires arduous negotiations.

The patent process can be long, expensive, and often arduous and is not a path to be embarked upon lightly.

Because adoption is a private matter, some may question whether stars get special treatment when going through the long, expensive and often arduous adoption process.

Conducting siRNA knockdown of 30X10cm plates for control and additional 30X10cm for ORCA knockdown (and attempt this thrice) is extremely difficult, expensive and an arduous task.

In remote and inhospitable locations, observation can be an arduous, expensive, and dangerous experience for field scientists.