Sentence examples for will seem onerous from inspiring English sources
The Homeland Security Department's unveiling of the system in Washington drew a crowd of foreign journalists, including some who raised questions about whether theAnew requirements will seem onerous to travelers.
As land reservoirs dry up, oil geologists say, the high costs and potential risks of offshore drilling will seem less onerous and more acceptable.
Even as the Yankees trailed the Mariners, 4-0, in Game 6, the deficit did not seem onerous.
To her, the prohibition on "enhanced interrogation techniques" ("EIT" if you're nasty) probably did seem onerous, unjust and weaselly.
That way you don't agree to something just because it seems so far off that it doesn't seem onerous.
Although it might seem onerous to force investigators to address all items in SQUIRE and CONSORT, the risks of poor reporting are substantial.
If the results are constantly updated and always to hand, however, perhaps that fear will disappear and the prospect of remedying matters will seem far less onerous.
Also those jobs you really hate will seem much less onerous if you know you're only going to be spending 15 minutes doing them.
The more you get used to the routine, the less onerous it will seem and soon your arm muscles will begin to shape up.
