Still, for those who aren't daunted by the arduous training, the career prospects are very bright.
Facing the prospect of a long, arduous trial, Tenaha and Shelby County officials agreed to settle, though they denied wrongdoing.
"It marks the end of an arduous 11-year legal challenge and removes the prospect of further litigation.
Stephanie Beacham in the diary room, describing the prospect of sleeping in acrylic sheets as "arduous".
There is the prospect of England employing a fifth captain of an arduous summer – Broad, Morgan and the Test and one-day international leaders, Andrew Strauss and Alastair Cook, have all been in charge so far.
However, this leaves the MPAA with the arduous task of prosecuting single users one at a time, a prospect that is both expensive and, as some of the musicians complaining about Napster are finding, bad for public relations.
In rural and underdeveloped areas, preschool teachers have to grapple with dreadful realities such as un-admitted identity, arduous working environment, heavy workload, limited training opportunities, dismal career prospects, and lack of qualifications for professional rank assessment and promotion (Chen, 2007).
But with an arduous running time of over three hours and less attention-grabbing subject matter, its prospects remain unsure.
The White House is cautiously optimistic about the prospects for immigration reform, even in the House, where it faces the most arduous journey of all.
Although the ultimate prospect was of arriving safe and sound in paradise, the way there, so the Egyptians believed, was arduous and primed with any number of booby-traps.
