Sentence examples for onerous yet from inspiring English sources

One of the most onerous yet least talk about by-products of the reality-TV style election antics we find ourselves being subjected to on a daily basis at the hands of Donald Trump, is the sudden public spectacle of Black Conservatives fanning out across network television to declare their allegiance to the racist, bombastic, misogynist real estate developer.

The terms attached to the €86bn bailout are some of the most onerous yet.

The actions by the Americans and the Europeans capped a year in which Iran has been subjected to the most onerous Western economic penalties yet because of the nuclear dispute.

Comprehensive chemical analysis of water supplies "is costly, extraordinarily time-consuming, and viewed by risk managers as prompting yet additional onerous and largely unanswerable questions," Dr. Daughton wrote in his paper last year.

Kutsuplus comes very close to delivering the best of both worlds: the convenient point-to-point freedom that a car affords, yet without the onerous environmental and financial costs of ownership (or even a Zipcar membership).

That means funding workers not yet born, an onerous burden no other public or private company is required to carry.

He suggested he would work with businesses to develop regulations to protect consumer health yet not put "an onerous burden on the restaurants".

Progress in narrowing the wage gap between men and women has slowed considerably since 1990, yet last year the Supreme Court established onerous restrictions on women's ability to sue for pay discrimination.

There are a number of reasons travel has become more of an onerous task (thank you, TSA), yet consumers continue to brave the elements to merrily trot around the globe.

Yet logging on can sometimes be onerous, and pricing is likely to be expensive and opaque.

Scheduled to last two hours without intermission, the first night ran 30 minutes over, yet the surplus did not feel onerous.