Sentence examples for his onerous from inspiring English sources

He did not warm to the strictures that went with his onerous training schedule.

If it were not for Ramirez and his onerous contract, these talks probably would not even be happening.

Davis is 0 for his past 49 dating to last season, but his onerous contract makes it virtually impossible for the team to move on from him.

The pictures are, as has become traditional in photographs of Cameron on holiday or weekenders, relaxing from his onerous responsibilities, a bit embarrassing.

As Coach Rex Ryan and Tannenbaum perhaps realized Monday when they praised Holmes's accomplishments and said they were glad he was a Jet, his onerous contract makes getting rid of him an unlikely proposition.

If that really is as great an obstacle as some commentators suggest – and even Vladimir Putin might be getting fed up with his onerous protégé by now – it means that the UN is simply not able to fulfil its primary role of maintaining international peace and security.

In that year Goethe withdrew from the Privy Council and his most onerous responsibilities in the ducal Exchequer, with little to show for all his effort and with fundamental reform out of the question.

I recognized his vocation for piety; his portable solitude, lived politely among others; his life of onerous routines (that guardians deem good for you) interspersed with free, passionate conversations — a glorious transposition of my own current agenda.

Other artists, angered by his control and "onerous, one-sided agreements" according to an entertainment lawyer, Londell McMillan, were trying to leave.

The head of the commission found his job so onerous that he collapsed on the eve of the vote, and again during the count.A faster, less fraudulent count would result in fewer crooks getting elected.

Although his position was onerous and perhaps could not have been filled so well by any other Southern political leader, Davis's overall performance in office left something to be desired.