But the European process is even more arduous.
No one coalition won a majority in the parliamentary vote, making the task of forming that government even more arduous.
"We are all faced with ruin," lamented Mr Paswan, who fears that cycle-rickshaws, which the government says it wants instead, are even more arduous to operate.
They could make economic life even more arduous by tightening control on the movement of goods and workers between Israel and the territories.
Mr. Smith is also paid a percentage of ticket sales, making Sony's climb to profitability on the picture even more arduous.
He hopes the new treatment will eventually replace bone-marrow transplantation, an even more arduous, risky and expensive procedure that is now the last hope when other treatments fail in leukemia and related diseases.
MOST borrowers are facing a much tougher mortgage environment than a few years ago, but for those who are self-employed or own small businesses, maneuvering through a loan application can be even more arduous.
Advocates for men and women of the night like Starchild say the proposed law has the potential to make their difficult lives — what with the fear of arrest, disease and occasionally dangerous clients — even more arduous.
Further advance across Anatolia was even more arduous, and it was only after suffering many casualties, especially in the region of the Taurus Mountains, that the Crusaders arrived near Antioch on October 20.
Here come the Spartans of Norfolk State for what is certain to be a Big East pasting tomorrow afternoon in exchange for a $275,000 payday that will at least spare them an even more arduous journey later this season.
