But even if it was arduous, the quality of those three players meant that Francona could not have made a bad decision.
But many patients must balance arduous, often ineffective therapy with quality-of-life issues.
McKinlay worried that this crew might lack the qualities and character necessary in the arduous months ahead, concerns shared by Bartlett, whose first act on arrival in Esquimault was to fire the first officer for incompetence.
Accessing good-quality health care services can be incredibly arduous for those living in developing countries, and more specifically, for those residing in rural areas.
Weighing Quality of Life The journey to Jolomcú is an arduous one, as Mr. Jiménez's new legal team discovered when several members — a lawyer, a paralegal, a priest and a bioethicist — first traveled there to meet him.
These networks will expedite national service deployment, accelerate future service development and provide expert forums in which the arduous but essential task of establishing the standards and benchmarks of service quality can be undertaken.
Writers of an ironic temperament revere it for the qualities that have alienated the larger reading public: its arduous purity of style; its uncompromising pessimism, free of cant; and its refusal to ennoble human nature.
At that time, trading Grateful Dead tapes was an arduous experience, often conducted by mail, and there was one big problem: sound quality.
A veteran of five championship-winning campaigns, Vidic knows the qualities required to come out on top at the end of an arduous domestic campaign.
Even where they are, the bidding process is often preceded by a couple of arduous months of "prequalification", where company and would-be suppliers nail down every variable except price: quality, size, timing, ability to deliver, and so on.
