Sentence examples for onerous to from inspiring English sources

"Virtual colonoscopy" sounds less onerous to some people.

And the novel, overall, is not onerous to read.

First, the $100 million penalty is hardly onerous to Merrill.

The emancipation, when it came, was onerous to the peasants, proving the radicals right.

It was a nothing task, yet it felt incredibly onerous to me.

We didn't think it was onerous to wait 30 to 60 seconds for your car".

We are exploring opportunities for those who find it onerous to walk through the centre.

At that point, the personal moral dilemma may well become too onerous to bear.

"It's not exactly onerous to say, 'You've got to get 4percentt out,' " Mr. Williams said.

"We'll move in, but under terms that are not onerous to us".

Languages specifically engineered out of some political or theoretical conviction, on the other hand, can be onerous to speak.