Sentence examples for onerous enough from inspiring English sources

Household chores can also qualify as child labour, if they are onerous enough.

Annoying as these government provisions might be, none of them are onerous enough to deter a seriously troubled bank from turning down government money.

(Those terms of engagement and the power over pricing were onerous enough to draw the attention of the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission.

"If people have got problems with some of our rules, if we're being too strict or not onerous enough, hell, we'll talk about it and negotiate.

By Lauren Collins The process of enrolling in public school in New York City can be onerous enough to deter anyone but a future hall monitor.

The process of enrolling in public school in New York City can be onerous enough to deter anyone but a future hall monitor.

It suggests not just the onerous task of selling enough high end watches to keep a store afloat.

While this might not seem terribly onerous, it's more than enough to dissuade most users.

"If you make it too onerous, they won't trust you enough to engage in the other services," he said.

Many people believe that simply allowing the Bush tax cuts to expire on schedule at the end of 2010 would be enough to avoid more onerous spending or revenue adjustments.

Gov. George Pataki, with dreams of being George W. Bush's running mate dancing in his head, hopes he has reduced the onerous obstacles to ballot access just enough to pass federal court muster.