Sentence examples for onerous challenges from inspiring English sources

Having seen the results elsewhere in the group – a shock 2-1 win by United Arab Emirates over Japan in Saitama, and a narrow late 1-0 win by Saudi Arabia over unfancied Thailand – the Socceroos know that their game will have to improve significantly for some of the more onerous challenges ahead.

Travelers isn't going away anytime soon but neither are some of its onerous challenges.

This area of work in Darwinian medicine involves substantial, one might even say onerous, challenges.

Despite the onerous challenges they face on a daily basis – poverty, unemployment, the constant threat of live fire - the kids attending the Wadi Selga play area are luckier that their peers in many other areas: the facility includes a spacious open field for outdoor activities.

In a festival program heavy with circuses and circus acts, finding an elevating distinction can be an onerous challenge.

Tottenham, now third, are also in the Europa League and have played an extra game, yet right now Chelsea's match in hand must look more like another onerous challenge than an opportunity to reclaim third place.

Having legislatively muscled his way into a possible third term as mayor, Michael R. Bloomberg now faces what may be a more onerous challenge: How to convince New Yorkers that they can believe a single thing he says.

But he still faces an onerous challenge, about which he often seems to be well aware: thinking his way out of his Westminster background, and trying to somehow embody a new approach to politics.

The most onerous challenge is rising inflation, heralded by the 50% increase in the price of oil so far this year.

In addition, the genetic heterogeneity detected between multiple metastases in a single patient presents an onerous challenge in the development of targeted therapy for metastatic disease.

Arguably, perhaps the most onerous challenge for DCC was to print and ship enormous amounts of paper CRFs on a tight schedule to ensure continuity in data collection at the sites.