Sentence examples for little onerous from inspiring English sources

"I thought that was a little onerous".

Only when it comes to dessert do the glatt kosher requirements get a little onerous.

At the Health Commission meeting, Fred McGregor, the health department's senior information technology manager for community programs, said that the department was aware that providers find the demands of Avatar "a little onerous" and that it was working on a redesign to make clinical assessment more efficient.

It can be a little onerous to start a new job in a programming language very different from what you've used before, but contributing to an existing project with experienced developers available to answer questions and review code is a great way to learn a language.

Lest that sound a little onerous in terms of providing a unified communications platform, Gadway pointed out that BB10 still unites key elements that make sense housed together, like email and messaging communications.

While processing it as a substantial amendment can be a little onerous, approval letters are usually issued within a matter of days.

"I think it's a little bit onerous, I mean $100, come on, that doesn't even buy you gas these days," Mr. Smith said.

Both candidates are pro-business, he said, but drug, tobacco, utility and military stocks are doing better in part because "under Gore, the feeling is he'd be a little more onerous in the types of legislation he'd support".

In order to ensure that patients have access to quality health care, government officials need to make life a little less onerous for the professionals who deliver it.

And to try to make the process of reading on a smartphone a little less onerous, Nokia has also worked in features like text re-sizing and using fonts that are especially small-screen friendly.

This competition used to be treated as a nuisance, little more than an onerous distraction with European exertions in the latter stages of the Champions League to come.