Sentence examples for particularly taxing from inspiring English sources

People over 75, however, can find caregiving particularly taxing.

Nancy's murder in Oliver Twist, delivered with the rudest gusto by Callow, was particularly taxing.

Lawyers for the parents say the detention has been particularly taxing on the parents.

Cases involving the elderly and the mentally ill have also been rising, particularly taxing courts in urban areas, he said.

Not particularly taxing on my brain (which was lucky), and the added bonus was that I got several good feeds.

These whodunits are not particularly taxing, but "Foyle's War" brings together the three best things about England: murder mysteries, World War II and class resentment.

International bond funds are not particularly tax-efficient.

Nothing that particularly taxes the creative muscles, on the whole.

Explores new securities and institutional factors, particularly tax and accounting factors that affect their design.

This ideology represents a challenge to many Republican power-brokers, particularly tax-cutters and lobbyists.

The imminent transfer of new powers (particularly tax-raising ones) to Holyrood will only accentuate that trend.