Sentence examples for very onerous from inspiring English sources

This is a very onerous ruling.

"Builders' contracts are usually very onerous," Mr. Hall said.

The Israeli rabbinate makes conversion a very onerous process that includes months of living under scrutiny in an Orthodox community.

"Some of it is going to be going back and talking to complainants and seeing what they came in with, which is very onerous".

Imposing limits on their size and activities will become very onerous when they are growing fast, thus increasing the incentive to water down any curbs.

They were simply aware that over their full and busy lives hung the possibility that affection might plunge them into a very onerous responsibility.

Balbin is also planning to optimize it for financial, medical and legal documents, which are often very long and onerous to read.

When interviewed for the Center's series, agency head David Michaels blamed the "very, very complex, onerous process" he must go through to promulgate chemical exposure standards.

"They're really quite onerous".

Materials selection is an onerous but very important activity in the design process.

The lower house of Parliament passed legislation today that would offer some young Russian men an alternative to the draft, but only under conditions that liberals and advocates of military reform have called onerous and very possibly dangerous.