Sentence examples for strenuous from from inspiring English sources

Some healthcare professionals reported they feel ill equipped to undertake this task: Well it's more time, more stress, it's very strenuous from all points of view, you try and explain in various ways, you write down, you ask them to come accompanied by someone, but there are patients that live alone.

(Hospital nurse 2) Well it's more time, more stress, it's very strenuous from all points of view, you try and explain in various ways, you write down, you ask them to come accompanied by someone, but there are patients that live alone.

There were strenuous objections from Syria — as well as from Russia and Iran — accusing the assembly of interfering with national sovereignty and stepping on the toes of the council, which is usually responsible for issues of international peace and security.

Furosemide is used to prevent horses who bleed from the nose when subjected to strenuous work from having bleeding episodes when in competition, and is widely used in horse racing.

Reported by Reuters earlier today, the decision from the U.S. government's Office of Management and Budget was made over strenuous objections from education and academic groups during a public comment period.

Despite strenuous objections from consumer advocates, Bean had wanted to block states from enacting tougher laws against predatory lending than the federal government adopted.

Even so, human bodies have long borne the brunt of this cramped and strenuous occupation, from the creeping 'black lung' of coal miners to blasting injuries from explosive flyrock.

SENATOR JOSEPH I. LIEBERMAN, of Connecticut, who is facing a strenuous challenge from Ned Lamont.

The New Yorkers met unexpected and strenuous opposition from three Republican senators, Phil Gramm, John McCain and Don Nickles.

Strenuous opposition from Mr. Karzai, European diplomats and some American policy makers stopped the program from getting off the ground.

The pact faces strenuous opposition from neighboring countries, especially Syria and Iran, because of fears that the United States might use Iraqi territory to carry out attacks on them.