Sentence examples for was less arduous from inspiring English sources

Ms. Cotter said the implant surgery was less arduous than she expected.

The couple was successful, and as Ms. Jesus realized that at least her life as a medical student, while challenging, was less arduous than her future as a resident or attending physician, she concluded that her decision was "the right path" for her.

His trip was less arduous than the one some residents would have to endure to get a government-issued photo ID. "In West Texas, some people would have a 200-mile round-trip drive" to the nearest state office to get a card, he testified, according to The Dallas Morning News.

Our task is less arduous.

Commuting to nirvana is less arduous at Pier 25.

The road to a plant-based diet is less arduous than it might seem.

The Wizards pay him about twice as much, and the performances and traveling are less arduous, he said.

Design-your-own-beer days are less arduous, handy as I am squeezing it all into a morning.

Further good news: in most cases, treatment today -- surgery as well as bracing -- is less arduous than in years past.

Many of us in the developed world have easier lives than our forebears had: There is less arduous labor; there is less labor in general.

The Oxford role should be less arduous and would be accompanied by a hearty breath of bracing Yorkshire air with no graces.