Sentence examples for much less strenuous from inspiring English sources

Anyhow, for the time being, my life's much less strenuous.

High-intensity competitive activity was in fact no better than much less strenuous pursuits at increasing lifespans.

They weren't concerned with routine decision-making, like choosing between chocolate and vanilla, a mental process that they assumed was quite distinct and much less strenuous.

She said Landis placed women in tedious, low-ranking jobs on the production line, while men were steered into higher-paying, much less strenuous technical and forklift jobs.

One group of soldiers was helping to direct the flow of traffic, a much less strenuous duty than the Americans had grown used to lately.

Records after 1859 are lacking and its use after that period are assumed to sharply decrease since the Sublette Cutoff, the Central Overland Route and other cutoffs were just about as fast or faster and were much less strenuous.

Development professional Amy Sheppey says this is a much more stable job than the traditional rice paddy work that employs women in Pondicherry, southeast India, where she spent six months working with Sharana Social and Development Organisation: "The women cultivating spirulina are paid a fair wage – about double in comparison to rice paddy workers – and the job is much less physically strenuous.

Vigorous and strenuous activities were much less represented.

Much is made in England of the benefits of less strenuous weekly competition but there is another side to this.

Giving birth is a strenuous, messy job, even today in a hospital, much less 2,000 years ago in a cave intended for livestock after traveling for days on a donkey.

Certainly, her pedigree would allow for a less strenuous pace.