During the later 1930s George Stratton found his many duties including orchestral work increasingly onerous.

Their job is increasingly onerous.

This has made voting increasingly onerous, but the rate of informal voting has increased only slightly.

With the network's earnings in severe decline since 1989, General Electric's rumored asking price of $4 billion becomes increasingly onerous to any buyer.

But manufacturers say that the demands have become increasingly onerous, and differ from store to store.

But you can no longer brush off the argument that the system is a sort of economic straitjacket, one that is becoming increasingly onerous.

Despite homework's increasingly onerous reputation, American students desperately need to keep pace with a competitive, interconnected global community.

Likewise, there are pirates who will never be converted into customers, and increasingly onerous legislation won't do a thing to stop them, either.

Health care costs are an increasingly onerous burden.

With the spread of the land war to that county in 1880, he found his duties increasingly onerous and dangerous.