Sentence examples for really arduous from inspiring English sources

"I was continually writing checks to my kid's school, and being a working mom, it was slowing me down…it was really arduous".

"[The C.U.P. process] is really arduous and it can be really disruptive to your business".  .

"We really have an arduous task" even to reach China's existing energy-efficiency goals, said Gao Shixian, an energy official at the National Development and Reform Commission, in a speech at the Clean Energy Expo China in late June in Beijing.

Mahendra Singh Dhoni's journey really has been that arduous.

For such a feat, however arduous, was really no more than the further conquest of a familiar realm, the twilight realm of the world revealed by his glass, and he yearned for a world so small that he could not yet imagine it.

With the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, Germany and Russia were able to start the arduous process of really normalizing their ties.

You would not bet against it, precisely because James's path to getting past the novels he thought he should write to find the novels that he really wanted to has been arduous and his success hard-won.

"It really was quite somewhat of an arduous task," he says.

Silobreaker CEO Kristofer Mansson thinks that news search is broken at the moment: "'List' results pages can be arduous … people are really looking for sense-making tools rather than more information".

"So when you look at the daunting task of a Presidential campaign, you go, Ugh, really?" Her job as a campaign spouse is largely arduous and dull.

He argues that the new freedom in TV should really mean the freedom not to have to make an arduous selection each night.