Sentence examples for fairly onerous from inspiring English sources
There is one more group that would derive a significant benefit from a national ID card -- the millions of law-abiding employers who now have to go through a fairly onerous procedure for every new employee they hire.
Even for veterans of the trade, this operation can be fairly onerous – even more so if you harbour an obsessive disposition.
"The alternative was pretty onerous," he said.
"What does surprise me, put aside the groups for a minute, is that there are people who describe themselves as conservatives who are going to support this act, when regardless of how you look at it, whether your state has a sales tax or not, it's going to put some fairly rigorous and onerous requirements on online businesses to collect taxes for other states.
If most of the ways one could have behaved would have led to an upshot, then it was probably somewhat difficult or onerous to avoid the upshot; whereas if most of the ways one could have behaved would not have led to an upshot, then it was probably fairly easy to avoid the upshot.
"We can fairly say that the regulations as drafted are the most severe, onerous and restrictive that have been proposed anywhere.
Despite the mayor's consistent banging of the employment drumbeat, he still received some fairly aggressive questions from the audience about his commitment to removing some of the famously onerous red-tape that historically plagues projects in the city.
Recently, the Canadian international trade minister, Stockwell Day, publicly criticized the rules "as so onerous that they affect the ability of our cattle and hog exporters to compete fairly in the United States".
Nor do guards appear to work to any sort of rota to share the burden fairly as might be expected if guard duty were truly onerous.
Nothing particularly onerous there.
