Sentence examples similar to onerous to undergo from inspiring English sources

"In my travels to Vietnam, I saw firsthand how religious groups are forced to undergo [an] onerous and arbitrary registration process to legally operate," he said.

Many Brooklyn residents were shocked to hear recently that their commute would become more onerous with the L train tunnels under the East River scheduled to undergo major repairs to fix damage caused by Hurricane Sandy.

Lawsuits are easy to file but onerous to fight.

"Virtual colonoscopy" sounds less onerous to some people.

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

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

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.

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

Does that sound "onerous" to you?