Sentence examples for onerous after from inspiring English sources
Maybe that long slog through the airport security lines isn't so onerous after all.
The second draft entails me rekeying the text into a computer – which in turn explains why doing the first draft manually isn't really that onerous; after all, if you know you're going to have to rewrite a work entirely, you can afford to be a little more cavalier when you attack the blank page.
There's truth to that, but in this context it's misleading — like Pai and Commissioner O'Rielly's description of the "onerous" compliance rule yesterday that turned out not to be so onerous after all.
Doing this might give you a renewed sense of adventure and make work seem less onerous; after all, work pays for those plane flights !
Moreover, an increased number of available social support systems such as daycare centers without onerous eligibility requirements, after-school programs, and paternal childbirth leave may be desirable.
The most recent documents refer to a "more onerous authorisation process" after the prime minister's avowal of the "use of bulk personal data".
The government demanded that banks absorb losses to help take the pressure off Hungarian consumers who took out loans in Swiss francs and euros, which became onerous to repay after the local currency, the forint, fell sharply against those currencies.
The lasting quality of a luxury Louis Vuitton Speedy 35 handbag is not even close in style and substance to the phony one purchased after onerous negotiations in a disreputable Canal Street basement infested with rats and roaches.
The only significant exception grants hunters the right to own guns, but only after an onerous application process.
After an onerous, traffic-heavy midday drive out through Queens one recent afternoon, I arrived at the warehouse a few minutes before closing time.
At least for now, the ruling removes the possibility that Google will meet the same fate as I.B.M., A.T.&.T. and Microsoft, which were each subjected to onerous anti-trust investigations after falling foul of U.S. regulators.
