Sentence examples for not so onerous from inspiring English sources

But Fehr indicated that the increased revenue sharing and the luxury tax were not so onerous that they would drag down salaries.

Everybody had a certain responsibility but not so onerous, not so tough on the front end, that it would cause people to lose faith in the prospect of covering everybody".

This year, she met with the Prime Minister's policy advisor at Downing Street and the head of innovation and growth to talk through how the policy can be changed so that the bid process is not so onerous for smaller companies.

Plus there is the time factor: European companies can have a New York base because the time difference with Europe is not so onerous.

It would be just difficult enough to discourage people from taking such measures when not necessary, but not so onerous that they couldn't get anywhere when necessary.

But all of this could have been avoided if EPA rules were not so onerous that one assumes they were created with the specific intent to limit (murder!) America's oil refining capacity.

Maybe that long slog through the airport security lines isn't so onerous after all.

If you create those spaces, the limits aren't so onerous.

Being a local councillor should not be so onerous that people are unwilling to serve more than one term and, increasingly, this seems to be the case for both women and men.

Last fall, as diesel prices approached $5 per gallon, the mandate didn't look so onerous.

Switching to a 'store' tab doesn't feel so onerous on desktops, but it could make or break conversion rates on an iPhone.