Sentence examples for it so arduous from inspiring English sources

Why, then, did I find it so arduous?

"Perk 4" can "trash the body, it's so arduous," said Mr. Jovovich.

It is so arduous that many patients opt not to get treated or drop out before completing the course.

Carla Greeb, a Brazilian citizen who moved to the United States in 2000, said the process of getting her green card was so arduous — it took three years — that she never again wants to set foot in 26 Federal Plaza, the Manhattan office of United States Citizenship and Immigration Services.

The journey is so arduous it can kill younger or weaker members of the flock.

But the trip almost killed him he died five years after he went back to the U.S. Historians say the journey was so arduous that it shortened his life span.

With flying so arduous after 9/11, it had seemed quite miraculous.

As the historian David McCullough notes in "The Path Between the Seas," the nine-mile cut was "the special wonder of the canal," a project so arduous and deadly that it amounted to a seven-year battle, consuming more than 61 million pounds of dynamite, a "greater amount of explosive energy than had been expended in all the nation's wars".

The life of the scholarship athlete is so arduous that coaches and athletes said it was not unusual for as many as 15percentt of those receiving athletic aid to quit sports and turn down the scholarship money after a year or two.

She found the trail so arduous and dangerous that she never did it again.

She writes in genteel, refined tones — in part because many writers make gardening seem so arduous "that we can discourage people from doing it at all".