Sentence examples for onerous and hard from inspiring English sources

Oxidized organic compounds are often onerous and hard to remove from air [79], water [80] and solid surfaces (e.g. windows, building exteriors and machines) [75], whereby inactivated microorganisms are frequently pathogens which are dangerous for humans and animals [81].

In the downturn other Premier League high-spenders focused their energies on shedding players whose inflated transfer fees felt onerous and whose high wages have rendered them hard to move on.

Pension obligations will only get more onerous; and as voters age it will become ever harder to persuade them to cut pensions back.

You would be hard pressed to come up with a process more arbitrary, onerous and destructive to entrepreneurship.

But the rules are onerous and perplexing.

Preparations have been both onerous and pricey.

But Republicans said the bill was onerous and ill timed.

"The process can be onerous and tedious," Mr. Nightingale said.

Republican opponents said the requirements would be onerous and costly.

"The companies tend to consider it onerous and expensive".

The citizenship process is even more onerous and expensive.