Sentence examples for more arduous path from inspiring English sources

The bill now being hatched is likely to create a short path to citizenship for children, who are here through no fault of their own, and a more arduous path for adults.

We continue to tread the more arduous path and, in the process, not only perpetuate, but compound the problem.

In countries like the United States, where the emphasis is on winning medals, there is a desire to see the Olympic program return to its pre-2000 fofmat of preliminaries and finals so the stars have a more expedient, less arduous path to gold.

Nadal's path will grow more arduous quickly.

There are many whose artistry needs to be fostered and sustained — and it's all the more crucial because the pathway from independence to the industry is increasingly accessible, even as the journey along that path is ever more arduous.

New York City's 1.1 million public-school children return to class this week to face a worsening shortage of fully qualified teachers, even as tougher standards, including a newly required Regents mathematics exam, make the path toward graduation more arduous.

B1 EDUCATION Teacher Shortage Persists New York City's 1.1 million public school children return to class on Thursday to face a worsening shortage of qualified teachers, even as tougher standards make the path to graduation more arduous.

The biggest substantive distinction is that the path to citizenship is more arduous.

Also like Pierce, Rezai's path to success has been made more arduous because of tension generated by a temperamental father.

At last, realizing that arduous path to self-realization was not fruitful, Buddha switched to a more moderate path called "the great middle way" by his followers.

A more arduous 4½km forest walk follows wooded ridges and steep valleys westward down to Offa's Dyke path and the river Wye.