Changing the Constitution is an arduous business, involving the approval of three-fourths of the upper house and two-thirds of the lower house of Parliament.
It sustained him even through the arduous business of rewriting "This Side of Paradise", changing it, at his publisher's advice from the first to the third person.
That's slowly changing as many sites make the arduous transition to HTTPS (Wired has been particularly good at documenting the process).
Last year, the cemetery qualified for the National Register of Historic Places, and disinterring bodies or changing the landscape of a cemetery is usually an arduous process, said Scott Trent, a spokesman for the State Division of Cemeteries.
Many startups are changing the way we do what otherwise would be arduous tasks on a daily basis.
On their trek through the countries of the Western Balkans, many migrants and refugees fleeing much warmer climates discover their clothing and footwear are not suitable for the changing conditions – or are simply falling apart after an arduous journey.
Changing our regulations to meet the threats of today does not have to be a slow, arduous task.
As Marquette grew and expanded into an adjoining county, visiting potential borrowers became more arduous.But it was the changing regulatory climate, rather than Marquette's growth, that put an end to its assiduity.
"I have serious concerns about changing the role that the Congressional Research Service plays," Wasserman Schulz said, arguing that it would not help members to have CRS go through a "long and arduous approval process".
It's a "problem" others have tried to fix before: Coors Light invented wide-mouth cans so we could drink our beer faster, and designed the even more absurd "cold-activated" beers, where the can's colour-changing mountains revealed whether the beer was cold or not, therefore saving us from the arduous process of actually reaching out and touching the can.
