Exemples d'utilisation de Less arduous en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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The world seemed less arduous.
Take a less arduous approach.
Your thoughts will be less arduous.
Wet sand is also a lot less arduous to walk and run on than dry sand.
Hopefully these will make the reading somewhat less arduous.
We opted for a less arduous route.
In associations, the work of farmers is less arduous.
So, it's really less arduous than in Le Mans.
Your employees can then move on to less arduous tasks.
A less arduous dismissal process for incompetent teachers would benefit the school system.
We can make it less arduous.
Immediately upon hearing of Pontchartrain's appointment he wrote to request that he be given a more important and less arduous post.
He opted for the less arduous route.
But there are many ways to make the journey less arduous.
The work has become less arduous, less dirty, and faster.
Belief is that the ruling oligarchy will find less arduous and.
My way through life has always seemed less arduous than it could have been touch wood; I have suffered my share.
I also imagine that the learning was less arduous for us.
Here his diplomatic work was less arduous, and he rapidly ingratiated himself with the royal family of Portugal.
Once arrived, the task proved to be less arduous than feared.
With this, his annual visit back to St Julien to see his mother andhelp supervise the grape harvest became quicker and less arduous.
We make dining a less arduous task for them, disposing of our surplus disregarded food just at our(and their) doorstep.
There are a few things you can do to make the process less arduous.
Economic Note illustrating how a less arduous dismissal process for incompetent teachers would benefit the school system.
The full-electric heavy vehicle makes these journeys less arduous and less polluting.
For it is no less arduous and dangerous to attempt to free a people disposed to live in servitude, than to enslave a people who[opt] to live free.
Today you are not called to this heroic offering of physical life, but to another no less arduous sacrifice.
By November 1807 hehad asked the pope(in vain) to transfer him to a less arduous see or to give him a pension sufficient for retirement to Ireland.
We can console ourselves thinking that these tools at least make the translator's task quicker and less arduous.
Although forced labour is less arduous than forced portering, conditions amounting to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment are often part of the practice.