Sentence examples for more physically taxing from inspiring English sources

With the singles game constantly becoming more physically taxing, fewer and fewer top singles players dedicate any effort to doubles.

Yet of course with insurance and stuntmen, the lot of the director is likely to be far more physically taxing than that of his leading man.

Carlos Bocanegra, 33, has been able to move from the more physically taxing position of outside back to center back, where his leadership and experience prove invaluable to the United States.

Soldiers' jobs tend to be more physically taxing than civilian jobs, Cohen said, making it harder, perhaps, for them to return to duty after such injuries.

Col Osborn also warned Maj Hasan that representing himself would be "a far more physically taxing enterprise than you can imagine".

The CRR suggests that this is, in part, because the sorts of jobs this group holds are more physically taxing and less appealing to stay at with increasing age and because they are in poorer health than better-educated workers.

A smaller number of firefighters might leave those remaining more physically taxed.

A study of Swedish workers has found that smokers take more than a week more annual sick leave than nonsmokers, even after adjusting for smokers' general health and their tendency to take more stressful or physically taxing jobs.

She says she misses the children, but the new job is less physically taxing and pays more.

Since their positions are physically taxing, their jerseys are more prone to rips and tears.

Casual golfers relish the graceful challenges provided by the King's and Queen's courses far more than the PGA Centenary, which is physically taxing to mere mortals.