Sentence examples for onerous exercise from inspiring English sources

Spread over several days and divided into groups of five or six varieties -- cabernet, merlot, pinot noir, zinfandel and so on -- it becomes a rigorous but hardly onerous exercise.

While the use of graphical processing units can substantially accelerate the simulations, the screening of hundreds to thousands of compounds would still be a very onerous exercise.

A lack of computerized data makes a detailed study, like this, a time consuming and onerous exercise but at the same time leads to relatively more accurate description of the prescribing patterns.

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An occupier has a less onerous duty towards a person "in the exercise of his calling", such as a professional or somebody exercising a trade.

(Interview: participant 6) Participant 4 explained that, in the private sector, one might leave once one's work is done, whereas even if that option exists in the public sector, one may not be able to exercise it due to the onerous workload.

AI and deep learning will ease the onerous work around engineering and give humans more time to exercise their creativity.

Meeting strict water usage rules could prove more onerous.

The attempt to limit the abortion window is part of a larger push to prevent women from exercising their reproductive rights — unnecessary waiting periods, physically intrusive sonograms, onerous requirements for doctors who perform abortions, and so on.

The risk of deploying young men and women and calling people to exercise their democratic rights in a situation where their security cannot be guaranteed is a most onerous responsibility," as he announced the presidential would now hold on 28 March.

This is on top of an already onerous regimen of state restrictions that has drastically cut down on abortion providers and curtailed a woman's ability to exercise a constitutionally protected right.