Sentence examples for look onerous from inspiring English sources

Finding a new chief conductor for the CBSO had begun to look onerous.

Confidence was low and contests against England and Italy, two former champions, looked onerous.

Mayweather remains the best boxer in the business ahead of the legally entangled Andre Ward and the seemingly untouchable heavyweight Wladimir Klitschko, but, at 37, his task of reaching Rocky Marciano's career record of 49-0 lonerouseratherathan than a given.

Last fall, as diesel prices approached $5 per gallon, the mandate didn't look so onerous.

Corporation tax in Britain now looks particularly onerous compared with some other countries.

At first glance, replacing Saunders - who had brought the title to Villa Park for the first time in 71 years the previous season - looked an onerous task.

Ouattara was then able to look toward the onerous tasks of restoring economic stability, alleviating the humanitarian crisis, and reunifying the country, which had remained divided since the 2002 03 civil war.

But banks face increasingly onerous regulations.

Tottenham, now third, are also in the Europa League and have played an extra game, yet right now Chelsea's match in hand must look more like another onerous challenge than an opportunity to reclaim third place.

He said: "If there are ways we can... make it less onerous we should look at that definitely.

Phoenix had long been looking to move Hardaway's onerous contract.