Sentence examples similar to onerous to monitor from inspiring English sources

And a solution like Carma makes it less onerous to add new carriers and to monitor these relationships over time.

Mr. Donaldson said that adoption of the proposal would enable the commission to monitor an industry approaching $1 trillion in assets, and that the commission had no interest in setting onerous capital requirements or curtailing transactions that comply with existing laws.

But with billions of such payments made every year, compliance with a new set of monitoring laws will be difficult at best and financially onerous to say the least.

The department, which transports 160,000 students a day during the regular school year, decided to stay with Logan because it agreed to cost concessions and to submit to "onerous" independent monitoring, said Eric Goldstein, who is in charge of food and busing for the Department of Education.

Lawsuits are easy to file but onerous to fight.

A formal home loan is onerous to subprime borrowers in efficient markets.

"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.

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

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