Sentence examples for much more arduous than from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fossett's trip was much more arduous than Dr. Piccard's and Mr. Jones's, who were able to switch off piloting duties so that each could sleep part of the time.

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

Can there be any doubt that Semenya's road to Rio was so much more arduous, demanding more training, talent and tenacity than her western rivals?

A novel is much more arduous.

Kelner, who appointed Alton, has "the much much much more arduous job of running the business side of things".

It's much more democratic, with laypeople and clergy represented in our votes, so progressive change can be a bit more arduous than it is in some other historic denominations.

The task will be more arduous than they imagine.

Some of the trails are more arduous than others.

Shamsur Rabb KhanDelhiSIR – Battling the babu raj is more arduous than eliminating poverty in India.

It's a process that promises to be longer and more arduous than his drying-out in Arizona.

It was for me anyway longer and more arduous than it needed to be, I've since concluded.