Sentence examples for onerous one from inspiring English sources

The job of the UN special envoy for Syria is a uniquely onerous one.

The only avenue left to us is the far more onerous one of a challenge at the federal court.

That demand to play along, to be quiet and hand over our dollars and hours is an onerous one this year.

Facing a flood of complaints about Regulation 15, a regional authority appointed to monitor air pollution around Los Angeles scrapped the regulation and eventually replaced it with a far less onerous one, Rule 2202, an amended form of which took effect on Jan . 1

For the sympathetic Anglophone charged with reviewing newly translated texts by the Austrian playwright and novelist Thomas Bernhard, the task is a paradoxically onerous one.

Men, it turns out, may use nicknames.The fix offered at the polls was not an onerous one; Texans with accidental aliases were asked to sign an affidavit swearing that they were themselves.

Other artists, angered by his control and "onerous, one-sided agreements" according to an entertainment lawyer, Londell McMillan, were trying to leave.

And, he said, strict rules, even onerous ones, keep Garden City as nice as it is.

The Buildings Department notified concrete contractors at high-rise buildings this week of what its top crane regulator called "new requirements" for erecting, dismantling and raising tower cranes — rules that construction industry officials called onerous ones that would hamper building activity in New York.

It needs to lower prices and release artists from onerous one-sided contracts.

Requirements such as these may be too onerous when one is discussing the types of subtle harm that may be brought about by phenomena such as stigmatization and related harms.