He was awarded the 2014 Pulitzer Prize for Feature Photography for his photo essay documenting the arduous recovery of Jeff Bauman, a survivor of the Boston Marathon bombings who lost both legs and painfully rebuilt his life.
Toback and Baldwin roamed the Cannes Film Festival last year, documenting the arduous -- and crushing -- prices of getting a film financed and made.
In early May, Scribd announced its plans to ditch Adobe's Flash and began the arduous process of converting every document (of its "tens of millions") to native, HTML5 pages.
Due to the increasing number of articles published each day, the curation of biomedical literature requires the support of automatic tools to retrieve relevant documents and to ease the arduous task of curation (6).
Before someone was hired the company would go through an extensive, arduous negotiation process ending with a contract document anywhere from 50-2000 pages long, based on the complexity and risk of the particular job.
Additionally, as mentioned, screen reading is seemingly more arduous than print reading because a one-page document can seem like a 10-page proposal due to the additional scrolling required, especially on a small screen.
The arduous, inspirational "When Faith Moves Mountains" (2002) -- documented in three videos and several drawings and presaged in an endearing landscape painting titled "Virtues" from 1992 -- involved 500 volunteers working shoulder to shoulder with shovels to "move" an immense sand dune that lies among the shantytowns outside Lima, Peru.
Syrians have also reported losing their documents in muggings or scams during the arduous trek across Europe, so the passport could potentially have arrived in Greece with one man and in Paris with another.
That's slowly changing as many sites make the arduous transition to HTTPS (Wired has been particularly good at documenting the process).
Although prying loose government documents under FOIA has, at times, proven to be an arduous task, VICE News had several notable successes this year among the 500-plus FOIA requests and half-dozen FOIA lawsuits we filed.
The going was arduous when 19th-century photographers like Timothy O'Sullivan went on expeditions to document such esthetic wonders.
