Sentence examples for takes too much work from inspiring English sources

The children have all moved out and the house just takes too much work.

"At the level he was at, and the time he was putting into it, it takes too much work and too much dedication not to take it seriously," Stanton Barrett, a Busch Series driver who worked as a stunt double for Priestley on "Beverly Hills 90210," said yesterday.

Snover argues that it still takes too much work to deploy these open source cloud platforms.

The problem facing many startups is the need to scale; selling to local businesses takes too much work.

"When asked why not enter the note digitally in the first place, he responded, 'Starting in Outlook forces me to make a type assignment, assign a category, set a deadline, and more; that takes too much work!' Similarly, paper notebooks were often chosen instead of laptops because they required no time to boot up".

— Celeste (@celesteyim) March 20 , 2014 it takes too much work to be casual.

That took too much work, he said.

For me, sorting through 10,000 songs for the 100 or so I might want would take too much work.

The department opposed that bill, claiming that implementation would take too much work and that the public couldn't handle the information.

There's no way to do this on Twitter, and on Facebook it would take too much work.

'Cause it doesn't take too much work to find what is supposed to be Windows 7 SP1 beta as it's appeared on numerous torrent sites.