Sentence examples for slightly onerous from inspiring English sources

The setup is slightly onerous, because users have to prove they have an account with a cooperating cable company, but once they have jumped through the hoops, the quality is good.

The display is most certainly the KIRAbook's marquee feature and Toshiba's primary justification for its slightly onerous pricing, which I'll get to in just a moment.

Samsung has delivered a capable piece of kit with the SmartCam HD which works well once you get past the slightly onerous setup process.

Others have slightly less onerous exit terms.

Likewise, if they move toward accepting the most universal and generic form of application materials, they can help cut down on the amount of time applicants spend in the fall, and make an already difficult task slightly less onerous.

In the related but slightly more onerous procedure known as dilatation and evacuation (also called suction curettage, or vacuum curettage), the cervical canal is enlarged by the insertion of a series of metal dilators while the patient is under anesthesia, after which a rigid suction tube is inserted into the uterus to evacuate its contents.

Earlier this week, a group of newspaper owners, including Rupert Murdoch's News International – owners of the Sun and the Times – plus the publishers of the Daily Mail, Daily Mirror, Daily Telegraph and the Daily Express – sprung a surprise by launching their own royal charter for press regulation with slightly less onerous restrictions.

The fact is that it's fun and easy to take a picture using a mobile device — and it is slightly more onerous to type something.

However, The International Jew, Ford's famously anti-Semitic text, while slightly less onerous than I expected, still lives up to its infamous reputation.

Punishment for the sin of being late on a credit card payment is getting slightly less onerous for users who fail to pay their bills on time, according to a report issued Monday by CreditCards.com.

Hence, our urban sample has a small positive mean for SK and small negative mean for WC, indicating that the urban labor force is employed in slightly more skilled and less onerous occupations than is the overall US workforce.