Sentence examples for tackling arduous from inspiring English sources
But I could no less help applauding the way in which dancers, tackling arduous roles for the first time, were delivering them with degrees of energy, scale, detailed nuance and musical sophistication seldom found anywhere.
Partnership is key for tackling this arduous task: Malaria, HIV and TB are considered three of the most difficult targets for vaccine development.
MIKE ROWE, the star of "Dirty Jobs" on the Discovery Channel, has tackled some arduous tasks, among them shark repellent tester and septic tank cleaner.
In my view Blair, having found the tackling of social exclusion to be more arduous and time-consuming than he imagined, decided that if he couldn't fix Britain, then maybe he could fix the world instead.
Organize yourself well and things will seem less arduous to tackle when you get back on your feet.
With this revolution comes the hope of being able to tackle some of the more arduous challenges that the central nervous system has presented to the research community.
Give a voice to oppressed groups: We can tackle bias against caste and gender first of all by recognising the value and dignity of all work (including unpaid work) and all workers (including those in the most difficult arduous and degraded occupations).
Developing drugs that target HMGB1 may be one way to tackle this problem, although moving from the encouraging findings reported by Achouiti and co-workers to the registration of a new medicine will be an arduous task.
