Sentence examples for may prove onerous from inspiring English sources

Higher rates may prove onerous for embattled consumers, however.

Without a robust operation, even obligatory tasks like collecting signatures to qualify for the Democratic ballot may prove onerous.

But if a family has a setback, like unemployment or illness, even the new lower payment may prove too onerous.

These latest draft regulations may prove too onerous, create road blocks to innovation, and may ultimately drive the development of this promising industry to other states.

However, in practice, dosing 15 min prior to a meal may prove too onerous for some patients and may result in insulin doses being forgotten.

Such requirements should not prove onerous for developing countries.

"A chase of 211 should not prove onerous but the odd ball is lifting sharply off the back of a length.

At the same time, however, Instagram is leaving untouched several other controversial new sections of its ToS that may prove even more onerous.

This may prove disastrous.

Usage may prove capricious.

Fargo may prove trickier.