Sentence examples for more arduous task from inspiring English sources

While explicit discrimination certainly exists, perhaps the more arduous task is to eliminate our implicit biases — the ones we don't even realise we have.

The wave of passion and excitement that coursed through Mr. Obama's headquarters here in 2008 has been replaced with a methodical and workmanlike approach to manufacturing the winning coalition that came together more organically and enthusiastically for him the last time, a more arduous task with no guarantee of success.

After saving the city's team because he had fond memories of watching University of Washington college gridiron games in Seattle with his father, a far more arduous task for Allen was trying to drag it out of the mediocrity which hallmarked its first two decades in the league.

In certain cases the process was greatly facilitated by the above mentioned NICE [3] and ACCP [1] guidelines, whereas in others it was a more arduous task.

This was a much more arduous task than writing the expedition narrative.

Unlike Dominoes, bad cocaine, or the other vices in my life, purchasing pills seems like an altogether more arduous task.

As with directly elected mayors – an idea which tanked badly in last week's city referendums – most constitutional reforms are not panaceas but substitutes for the less glamorous, more arduous tasks of good government.

The ease of popping pills should not distract parents, health professionals or policy makers from the more arduous tasks of cutting back on junk foods, promoting healthy diets and putting physical education back into the schools.

The beta testing of a product is one of the more arduous tasks, requiring many man-hours from employees.

For while Woodward and his men have taken care of the mundane and obvious task of winning matches, Blair has undertaken the more complex and arduous task of reshaping our society to better support rugger.

Finally, accurate assessment of influenza vaccine effectiveness from observational studies is a more arduous and challenging task than initially expected.