Sentence examples for more arduous or from inspiring English sources
Someone please build an app that actually makes it more frustrating, more arduous or just more logistically complex for me to get what I'm after.
No distinction is more urgent or more arduous than that between ourselves and those who most resemble us, the guys down the road".
Be sure to indulge in a post-Binkies Pizza Paradise (no website, 0131 557 4905), open until 5am next door – the only better (or more arduous) way to conclude your night is to climb Arthur's Seat and watch the sun rise.
Tensions have been rising between the community and CBSA agents regarding their obligations to report, a process which over the past few years has become more and more arduous without any consultation or autonomy given to the people who actually have to go through it every single day.
We were climbing the Machame Route, which is a longer and - at least in one sense - more arduous route than the Marangu or (so some call it) "Coca Cola Route".
"Smart is smart — there's no such thing as being a 'bad test-taker.' " For him, the more arduous something was to achieve or to appreciate, the more worthwhile it was.
Expressing travel simply in terms of price - be it temporal or monetised - (as a result of the performance of transportation systems, for instance) seems reductionist in the sense that some trips (or parts thereof) seem more arduous than others.
For the players hailing from Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane or Melbourne, it's an even more arduous equation, with rushed flights scheduled in between camps to snatch a precious day or two at home with parents, pets or loved ones.
His start Saturday was considerably more arduous.
A novel is much more arduous.
