Sentence examples for in arduous from inspiring English sources
Currently embroiled in arduous talks with BTA over restructuring their debt in hopes of trimming their losses, foreign bankers claim they did their homework before making the loans, although none would publicly discuss their relationship with BTA and its controversial chairman.
Travelling in arduous and sometimes dangerous circumstances, they searched for the Toltec remains, Tylor under Christy's experienced direction gaining practical knowledge of archaeological and anthropological fieldwork.
Under such conditions migrants can be forced to work in arduous conditions for longer hours than envisaged by the law, without overtime payments.
These allow railway, electricity and gas workers, plus a few others in "arduous" jobs, to retire on full pension after only 37½ years of pension contributions, rather than 40 years in the rest of the public sector.
He shot it in the Outback, often in arduous circumstances, and Mandy Walker's cinematogaphy, using a special 35-millimeter film, does full justice to the continent's awe-inspiring desertscapes.
President Obama, holding the first movie night at the White House since his re-election, screened "Lincoln," the Steven Spielberg historical film that focuses on a president engaged in arduous negotiations with a sometimes hostile Congress.
Goble and McIntyre took off from Point Cook, Victoria, on 6 April 1924 and flew 8450 mile in 44 days, in often arduous conditions.
In the rare moments when I wasn't engaged in the arduous business of staying alive in the wilderness, I read.
Bruyneel's initial optimism was based on Armstrong's strong build-up to the Tour, finishing second in the arduous Tour de Suisse in June.
Matt Prior and Jonny Bairstow dug in during an arduous stand of 34 in 19 overs, but when both departed in quick succession England were in deep trouble.
The result is a national mood that will make Barack Obama's fight for re-election in November arduous, despite the clowning often on display in the Republican primaries.
