Sentence examples for the more arduous from inspiring English sources

"Retired from active school duty [in the US], they head south for the more arduous life ahead of them".

'The more arduous it is, the more exalted the outcome will be.' 'Why is there that grin on your face!

He later complained in his newspaper column about the "Islamophobia" that makes his country's accession to the EU all the more arduous.

While explicit discrimination certainly exists, perhaps the more arduous task is to eliminate our implicit biases — the ones we don't even realise we have.

To conduct research "in the field" is hard work, and though I've never worked there, I'm sure in the Arctic it is all the more arduous.

"Smart is smart — there's no such thing as being a 'bad test-taker.' " For him, the more arduous something was to achieve or to appreciate, the more worthwhile it was.

The now more arduous trip to the city discouraged people from moving to the Rockaways and limited the number of summer renters, diminishing landlords' profits.

Putting the whole load on Annex 1 countries makes the task more arduous and considerably more expensive (the 130-odd "non-Annex 1" countries were exempted at Rio from having to make cuts).

Q.With such deep rough, are early tee times -- when morning dew has the tall Black course grass wet -- more of a disadvantage than other courses? A. Yes, I would agree that the dew might make the rough more arduous.

He'll be your Virgil for the second, more arduous leg of the trip, pointing out sights large and small (flitting birds, breeze-blown grass) and finally leaving you, tired but content, in a little pavilion in a grove of trees, very far away from the workaday world.

After the most recent transfer, which sent five Yemeni detainees to Oman and Estonia on 14 January, Republican senators on the armed services committee asserted that the detainees had "potential ties to al-Qaida" and deepened their push to pass a bill to make closing the facility more arduous.