At the same time, a significant stage in Barnes's arduous recovery will be the delivery of his prosthetic legs: not simply objects to him, but vitally important tools for living.
The application process is arduous: Frankie will have to prove himself academically in an on-site writing test, pass a faculty interview and demonstrate he can live somewhat independently.
Murray's attempt to become the first British winner at SW19 since Perry in 1936 remains intact although having previously not dropped a set, his recovery from an arduous contest will be vital if he is to go on and lift the trophy.
You think about your flaking, parched lips and aching muscles, and about how your arduous journey will be worth it if you ever reach your destination.
The symbolism of an oppressed people has died and so now we hope and pray that diplomacy and arduous work will use this momentum to allow the Cuban people a freedom they haven't seen in almost 60 years.
The Los Angeles Police Department's Internal Affairs Division, which handles some of the department's most politically arduous cases, will soon be doing its delicate work in one of downtown's architectural delights: the Bradbury Building.
"Our cast is ready to be put to the test -- using the same physical and mental challenges that prepare our nation's bravest men and women to defend our nation -- and their arduous journey will make for riveting television," said Paul Telegdy, NBC's president of alternative and late night programming, said in a statement.
Only such arduous efforts will ensure that the conclusions can be replicated and modeled after in other laboratories in order to advance our understanding of cancer systems biology.
But because the stuff that seems clearly to work is so expensive and arduous, you'll hear people make the argument that "obviously we can't do that stuff so what's the easier version?" Berkshire: Then there are the programs you're drawn to that defy what I think of as *saleability,* meaning that there's no clear way to make money off of them.
Giddens ([ 34]: 86) offers an example of what he calls the reflexive shaping of self-identity: "A black woman heading a single-parent household, however constricted and arduous her life, will nevertheless know about factors altering the position of women in general, and her own activities will almost certainly be modified by that knowledge".
