Sentence examples for that arduous to from inspiring English sources

Personally, I never found it that arduous to scroll past stories I don't give two hoots about.

Or does that arduous task fall to Posh?' Raymond Blanc French chef 'I would have to say the quarter-final between England and Brazil.

— Glenn Collins The Washington Post: To ease that arduous transition from summer to fall, Jason Wilson offers the McClelland Cocktail, made with real sloe gin.

The curious fact is that many people buying three-ton Suburbans for that arduous two-mile trip to the supermarket also want Congress to pass laws making it harder to buy Suburbans at all.

That would be arduous to manage, creating more work, rather than less.

A threshold of shortened diaphragm muscle fiber length may be necessary to induce alterations in contractile properties in the diaphragm, an attractive hypothesis that may be arduous to test because of the physiological limitations mentioned above.

These are consequences that would be arduous to derive analytically for the larger networks, but through emulation morphisms we can take advantage of the fact that they have been derived analytically for AM [ 30].We have defined the notion of emulation as exact matching of trajectories between two networks, and in our examples we have chosen network patterns that produce exact kinetic emulations.

But after that, I plan to work on my feet a lot, the memory of my all-day agonies reminding me that finding 10 minutes an hour to be vertical is not that arduous.

Aleksandrs Antonenko sang that arduous part accurately and with contained fire, but the director didn't find another way to indicate why Otello might be a volatile outsider.

Mahendra Singh Dhoni's journey really has been that arduous.

The stimulus bill is only a first step on that arduous path.