Sentence examples for so onerous that from inspiring English sources

Third, property taxes are so onerous that voters are starting to complain.

But it also makes sense not to have controls so onerous that your own companies cannot compete with foreign rivals.

The process of getting permission to carry a gun was often so onerous that few police bothered to try.

The sanctions are so onerous that even companies from countries opposed to Mr. Trump's approach are withdrawing from Iran.

Some bankers say the conditions have become so onerous that they want to return the bailout money.

Like the tax code, planning laws are so onerous that only the few have the resources to navigate them.

"The restrictions are so onerous that he can't talk to any member of Exit International about assisted suicide".

But Mr. Mayfield said paying two mortgages had become so onerous that he had considered bankruptcy, foreclosure and most recently, a short sale.

But the paperwork for what amounted to a wholesale transaction was so onerous that they decided not to even try to fill the order.

The nation's complex web of federal and state labor laws intended to protect permanent workers are so onerous that few employers want to hire them, they say.

First, Chapter 9 of the bankruptcy code is so onerous that it's hard to imagine any city pursuing it except as a last resort.