Sentence examples for under onerous from inspiring English sources

Mikael Blomkvist, the other hero of the trilogy, is the crusading journalist who fights under onerous circumstances to find the truth.

Loans may be called in at once, or continued only under onerous conditions that can hasten the decline.To stop an implosion, managers must act decisively, says Randall Miller, of Bryan Cave in Denver.

He admitted Suzuki into the Indian car market, albeit under onerous conditions, thus demonstrating to a grateful India that the history of car design did not end with the Morris Oxford, on which the country's famous Ambassador car is based.

(Mr Blix did mention some exceptions, such as Iraq's refusal to permit the use of a U-2 spy plane except under onerous conditions).For his part, Mr ElBaradei reported that his team had "to date found no evidence that Iraq has revived its nuclear-weapons programme" since it was dismantled during the 1990s.

Sweatshops — the word is derived from a middleman, or "sweater," who doles out contract work under onerous conditions — have occupied a scandalized space in the collective psyche of New York at least since the 1890s, when Jacob Riis published his muckraking classic, "How the Other Half Lives".

While at Akin Gump, in the early 1980s, Rogers waded into the fight between natural gas suppliers and pipeline operators, who were refusing to buy gas under onerous "take-or-pay" contracts.

The move gets the company out from under an onerous lease.

holders would have to make payments to short sellers under less onerous outcomes, or "triggers," like a ratings downgrade on a bond.

And, therefore, you're either not lending to them or lending under such onerous terms that the economy can't get any liftoff.

Why should everyone, even those who just don't feel like it, labour under the onerous burden of a duty to "create"?

Lt Gen Brar, the fourth generation of army officers in his family and whose father was educated at Sandhurst, said his wife, the daughter of a brigadier, had spent her married life living under the onerous security measures.