Sentence examples for second most onerous from inspiring English sources

Consider that Research in Motion Chairman James Balsillie James Balsillie is looking to pay $175 million to buy the Penguins from Mario Lemieux even though the team has the second most onerous arena situation in the NHL (the Islanders have the worst).

The third was the most onerous: subjects were asked to repeat what they were hearing, this time translating it into another language.

It doesn't help that she was saddled with the most onerous of the first season's tedious and nonsensical subplots, which wrapped together adoption, infidelity and a difficult teenage son.

Gay rights leaders say they expect Mr. Gates to announce in the interim that the Defense Department will not take action to discharge service members whose sexual orientation is revealed by third parties or jilted partners, one of the most onerous aspects of the law.

In the interim, Mr. Gates announced that the military was moving toward enforcing the existing policy "in a fairer manner" — a reference to the possibility that the Pentagon would no longer take action to discharge service members whose sexual orientation is revealed by third parties or jilted partners, one of the most onerous aspects of the law.

These are surely the most onerous efforts to challenge Muslim (and, unintentionally, non-Muslim) foreign athletes, but they are not the first.

Its debt is among the most onerous in Europe.

Inevitably, they are lending only on the most onerous terms.

Most onerous to the writers was a provision calling for what the guild characterized as rollbacks in residuals for the first television rerun, the first rerun in syndication and the first two reruns on basic cable.

Our current business tax system is the most onerous in the world.

And a few of the most onerous restraints on foreigners have also been eased.