Sentence examples for too strenuous for from inspiring English sources

This seemed appropriate because many felt that the men's game was too strenuous for women.

"It's still syllabus week, and I figured it wouldn't be too strenuous for me to miss it," she said.

Jennifer J. Rosenbaum, legal director of the Guestworker Alliance, said the packing was too strenuous for an American worker to perform for a long time.

Her request for an entry form had been returned to her, along with a note explaining that the distance was too strenuous for a woman.

But a career in business was deemed too strenuous for his health, so his doctor suggested that a life as an artist would be less taxing.

and the Burden [sic] of building good roads would be too strenuous for the present generations.

This is something that almost ALWAYS ends in a horse fall which can be potentially fatal, so if it's too strenuous, save it for another day.

The more flamboyant La Paz is popular for shopping and sightseeing, particularly along the Plaza de Los Heroes, the central thoroughfare, although at an altitude of almost 3,700 metres (12,000ft), it is best not to plan to do anything too strenuous there, at least for the first couple of days.

We thought it too strenuous and time consuming for the patients.

The movie is at least part tour de force, featuring a half-hour, largely silent burglary; for all its too strenuous vitality "He Who Must Die" has moments of extraordinary power; and Mercouri, named best actress at Cannes for "Never on Sunday," was never less than a force of nature.

Some found that the trainer, due to the risk of miscarriage, wanted to postpone resumption of training until after week 12. "I think we started by waiting the 12 weeks, and then I got a program that worked for me... not too strenuous" (I:2) Others sensed insecurity in fitness, strength training or jogging and these women chose instead to join specific prenatal exercise classes.