Groups representing bomb survivors in Japan and overseas said the government's decision to contest the ruling was particularly onerous because many victims now living abroad were forcibly brought to Japan to serve as laborers during the country's colonial occupation of much of Asia before World War II.
Again, this is particularly onerous because there are so many "pirate" streams out there on every single match day that it takes a truly pious person to elect to pay for a service that they could otherwise get for free.
The burden would be particularly onerous where an investigation was closed years prior to a retrial because law enforcement officials relied in good faith upon a strongly incriminating statement, admissible at the first trial, to provide the cornerstone of the prosecution's case.' 395 U.S., at 220, 89 S.Ct., at 1681 (footnote omitted).
"While raising the age for the average worker wouldn't be too burdensome, for some groups, raising the age would be particularly onerous".
The detention, she said, would be particularly onerous for the couple's 10-year-old son and Mr. Chen's sickly parents.
Relative to other programming languages, Ruby and the Rails framework can be particularly onerous just to install and configure.
It's hard for a Westerner to imagine any society responding favorably to the severe restrictions the clerics levied after the revolution, but -- hard-liners excepted -- the prohibitions were particularly onerous in Iran because of the central role music has played in its history.
But the lower advertising revenues have been particularly onerous to the company now because of the heavy debt load it took on in the takeover battle with Mr. Turner.
But some argue that raising premiums by so much is particularly onerous for people with preexisting conditions because they are more likely to have gaps in coverage due to illness.
