Sentence examples for it arduous to from inspiring English sources

The economic and financial crisis spread all over developed countries, within the US in every state, and though with different intensity affected all socio-demographic groups, which makes it arduous to find two comparable groups of individuals, one hit by the crisis while the other is not.

Like millions of other Americans, Rascoe has been hindered by the malfunctioning federal website, which makes it arduous to get information about potential premium subsidies or plan options.

Healthcare professionals found it arduous to have to deal with expressive forms of behaviour and became stressed.

Moreover, the multitude of potential target genes and effects make it arduous to predict the results of an inhibition strategy in conjunction with PDT.

Twitter does this quite well, with an interface that does not permanently delete information but layers it chronologically, making it more arduous to dig down into the sediment of an individuals' tweets.

It is perhaps the greatest long novel about India, but it was neglected because it was arduous to translate.

"Elevation, heat, bugs, snakes: it's arduous to say the least".

Third, most of the patterns are of very small size and it is arduous to extract interesting relationship among items.

Personally, I never found it that arduous to scroll past stories I don't give two hoots about.

And I'll admit, having everything you've written in one place should, at least in theory, accelerate your manual searching — potentially making it less arduous to go on fishing expeditions to dredge up older stories.

Generally speaking, though, people seem to be finding it less arduous to express openly who they are.