Sentence examples for has become increasingly onerous from inspiring English sources
An improving economy and the corporate travel that goes with it seem to be converging with a population for whom booking travel online has become increasingly onerous and time-consuming.
Military officials say that requirement has become increasingly onerous as American forces have been committed to an array of other missions -- from patrolling so-called no-flight zones in Iraq, which President Bush's father first ordered, to the peacekeeping missions that President Clinton ordered in Bosnia and Kosovo.
But manufacturers say that the demands have become increasingly onerous, and differ from store to store.
This tax had been devised as a means of easing the burden on men with large families, but it had become increasingly onerous for the colony's bachelors.
"In this, being small is our strength .Luxembourg manages to move quickly even though it is part of the EU and must comply with all EU directives, which have become increasingly onerous over the years.
Before the strike, the producers said they wanted to eliminate minimums altogether, calling them an archaic employment guarantee that had become increasingly onerous in an age of escalating production costs.
The ayatollah's message implicitly acknowledged the growing deprivations in Iran's economy because of the international sanctions, which have taken aim at the country's banks and oil industry and have become increasingly onerous, contributing to shortages, inflation and unemployment in the country.
