As the young opt for less arduous careers, diving is left to the oldergeneration.
Still, for those who aren't daunted by the arduous training, the career prospects are very bright.
Mr. Harris maintains that creating "Rome and Jewels," his first full-length piece, was the most arduous challenge of his career, taking three years to complete.
She also said preparing for her set, which will likely be around 10 minutes, was the most arduous time of her long career, and perhaps made her the most nervous.
While helping others, creating such a group will also connect you with like-minded, motivated students and faculty members who can support you in the arduous work of preparing for your career.
While Napravnik's academic career had stalled – beneath an arduous workload, she decided to drop out of high school with a year remaining, only to earn her GED the following year – her riding career flourished.
It's among the reasons readers have stuck with her over a nearly four-decade career, often on hikes through arduous territory, like her commentary on ancient Christian works that were banned from the Bible.
Residents seemed to regard this arduous time as a step in their career rather than an infinite situation, which made it easier to bear.
That feat earned Tenzing a rest from his career as a climber, which had been arduous, and plunged him into a new career, involving contracts, publicity, and politics, which is a good deal more lucrative but which puts him under another kind of strain.
