Sentence examples for onerous of from inspiring English sources

In these zones, state governments can exempt firms from the most onerous of the labour laws.

Throughout Frederick's reign, army service was for the majority of his subjects the most onerous of all the burdens imposed by the state.

Representative Eric Cantor, the majority leader, said this week that the House would review the ozone rule, which he called the most onerous of all proposed regulations.

"Rent caps are the most onerous of regulations," says Bibby. "Concerns include landlords withdrawing from the market, and this could trigger evictions".

It doesn't help that she was saddled with the most onerous of the first season's tedious and nonsensical subplots, which wrapped together adoption, infidelity and a difficult teenage son.

The decision infuriated environmental groups, who called it a betrayal, but cheered business leaders, who said that the ozone rule was one of the most onerous of the administration's proposed environmental regulations.

Though ostensibly protecting in-state businesses, Massachusetts has potentially exposed them to the same kind of onerous, out-of-state intrusions that it has thrust upon Town Fair Tire.

5 6 Urinary incontinence is associated with obesity, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, depression, social isolation, decline in function, falls, nursing home admission and onerous out-of-pocket expenses.

Moyes is reaping the benefits of that onerous string of early fixtures he was so unhappy about, while others chasing top-four places are busy playing each other.

Or do I support him because he absolves me of the onerous responsibility of good citizenship in a free society?

(Rebecca) These excerpts depict the women's perceptions of the onerous nature of tasks that required physical and emotional stamina.