Sentence examples for more arduous the from inspiring English sources

As the pound crashes, economic growth slows, and recruitment of EU workers becomes more arduous, the NHS will struggle even more.

This comes in the midst of Juul's effort to get FDA approval, which has been made more arduous by the fact that the FDA has cracked down on Juul after learning how popular the device is with underage users.

Renovation of the Arcade, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, was far more arduous than the company had expected.

We agree that the walk is somewhat difficult and more arduous than the tour of Mount Blanc, but it is well marked.

'The more arduous it is, the more exalted the outcome will be.' 'Why is there that grin on your face!

At the start of this summer, Arnold was looking forward to nothing more arduous than the promotion of "Terminator 3".

With this revolution comes the hope of being able to tackle some of the more arduous challenges that the central nervous system has presented to the research community.

Breathing becomes more arduous and the patient eventually dies of respiratory failure.

Pittsburgh's uphill climb gets more arduous, because the Bruins are playing their best hockey of this season.

Their trek is made more arduous by the fact that many arrive on foot, with every step interrupted by a body-length prostration.

They began to realize that "the destruction of populist ideologies, especially those fueled by claims of racial superiority," would prove "a task far more arduous than the defeat of a sovereign people's military": Sober Germans, Italians, and Japanese, in the Allied way of thinking, had to be freed from their own hypnotic adherence to evil, even if by suffering along with their soldiers. . . .