Sentence examples for too arduous to from inspiring English sources

If Wenger decides that the journey from Angola to the United Kingdom via Cameroon was not too arduous to prevent Song from playing, he may leave Campbell on the bench and deploy the Cameroonian alongside Gallas.

Lost in Showbiz had previously assumed that Trudie would never surpass the time she travelled to Zac Goldsmith's house to discuss the environment, but reportedly felt the 80-mile journey too arduous to negotiate by any other means than private helicopter.

The hiking trail does lead from one rim to the other, but is too arduous to be hiked in a day.

The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified and Lancaster School districts were among them, but their superintendents said Monday the application procedure was too arduous to complete.

At first, this part of the job description was almost too arduous to make the work worth it: yes, yes, I've always known I sound gay.

But this clinical description misses the deep, experiential horror of the condition; the suffocating sense of despair that can make life seem too arduous to bear.

L. Mencken used to say that any scribbler who found writing too arduous ought to take a week off to work on an assembly line, where he will discover what work is really like".

No labor in her interests was too arduous for him to undertake, no expense for her welfare or promotion too great for him too assume.

Emigration to foreign lands looks too arduous when, "by drifting to another island, you can unlace the stays of place and clan, you can learn new dances and try new foods".

The RSPB already accepts and rejects gifts of land from individuals on the basis that the conservation value of the land was too low, the conditions attached to accepting the land too arduous, or the cost of management would have been too high.

Travel by road and air had been too arduous or expensive for likely Chinese migrants, who mostly tended to be poor.