Sentence examples for is too arduous from inspiring English sources

Still, the effort of collating such things for each potential flight is too arduous for most people.

If street protest is too arduous for the membership, should it not think of outsourcing its more strenuous activities to the immigrants who already do most of Britain's tougher jobs?

The hiking trail does lead from one rim to the other, but is too arduous to be hiked in a day.

There are some who argue that having a mega-event every seven years is misguided: science is moving much faster than that, and the process itself is too arduous for the hundreds of scientists involved.

The Keyes campaign did not circulate petitions, saying the process was too arduous.

Two others -- Alan Keyes and Gary L. Bauer -- skipped the state primary because they found the rules were too arduous.

Travel by road and air had been too arduous or expensive for likely Chinese migrants, who mostly tended to be poor.

Still, some are optimistic that, given the county's reputation for valuing academic achievement, the search process will not be too arduous.

Besides talking about becoming explorers, Mr. Parker said, they discussed joining military special forces but concluded that the training would be too arduous.

"I have fallen under the sword of Damocles and his wish for more news," Donaldson said, explaining that the introduction of a first bulletin at 4.30 am was too arduous.

Lawyers for Mr. McCain have asked Judge Korman to place him on the ballot across the state, contending that he failed to qualify in all the districts because the rules are too arduous.