Sentence examples for onerous being from inspiring English sources

The process of brewing involves a number of steps, the most onerous being the steps involving transferring the beverage out of the primary fermenter and clearing it of dead yeast and insect parts.

So onerous was this debt that many American companies were forced to the wall.

Perhaps more onerous was the network's insistence that Ms. Rottenberg undergo executive coaching.

Particularly onerous are laws limiting how much land a company can acquire in a city.

The most onerous is the working-time directive, which the BCC reckons is costing business over £2 billion a year.

Some $24bn is repayable between now and the third quarter of 2012, suggesting that a raft of restructurings – smaller than Dubai World but still onerous – are likely soon.

Just how onerous is probate?

It made the situation, I thought, much more difficult than was necessary, and wistfully I considered once again how onerous is any form of work.

Especially onerous were the prevalence and complexity of cases, particularly patients in crisis situations, refractory disorders, and the presence of concomitant physical or substance abuse problems.

"Paperwork was complicated and onerous" was the most frequently cited obstacle in conducting clinical research, followed by "few eligible patients" and "lack of time".

This difference leads to different, and more onerous, demands being placed on the Fregean.