Sentence examples for onerous issues from inspiring English sources

While the Studio Museum may speak of a vogue for artists who are "post-black," the onerous issues of race cannot be brushed aside so summarily.

To evaluate effects of increasing energy infrastructure requires sufficiently robust study designs, an onerous issue given the vastness of scale, limited funds, and an abject dearth of baseline data.

Ford had viewed these concerns as onerous regulatory issues, but Gilding preached that Ford could reach new markets by selling products that were better for the environment.

While supporters claim the law could create onerous labeling issues for the industry (unlikely), that's also a problem that they've solved for the 60 other countries where similar labeling is already required, including all of Europe, Russia, India and China.

Others have slightly less onerous exit terms.

It's only onerous to issue loans to poor people if you insist on terms those borrowers can never meet.

For example, the memo states: "PA President Mahmoud Abbas is blocking the resumption of talks by setting onerous preconditions on issues that are supposed to be solved through negotiations..

At many news outlets where reporters have access to the CMS (content management system - the web interface we use to publish content on the internet), it's much easier to log in, quickly fix an error in a published story, save, and log out, than to go through the comparatively onerous process of issuing a correction.

Addressing the issue of onerous contracts, which have proved a drain on Rangers' resources, Somers claimed: "With a number of contracts we've just said: 'Sod you, we will see you in court.'" The notion that Kenny McDowall will be only a stop-gap team-management solution was apparently dismissed.

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While processing it as a substantial amendment can be a little onerous, approval letters are usually issued within a matter of days.