But like other cultural institutions, the Whitney has discovered a silver lining to hard times: even as fund-raising has become more arduous, construction costs have dropped, cutting a big chunk from the new Whitney building's price tag.
And that task has fallen to seminary directors and a cadre of psychologists who say that culling candidates has become an arduous process of testing, interviewing and making decisions — based on social science, church dogma and gut instinct.
After nearly two centuries in which Senate reviews were cursory at best, that confirmation process has become increasingly arduous, regardless of party, and especially in the committees that require nominees' tax returns.
A contest that had been close, clever and bruising went the way of the 33-year-old Macklin, by 113-113 and two cards of 115-111, to give him the vacant IBF Inter-Continental belt – and a sliver of encouragement to continue in a sport that has become increasingly arduous for the Irish Brummie.
With the booming economy and increasing population, the accumulation of waste has become an increasingly arduous issue and has aroused the attention from all sectors of society.
Or perhaps if they can't do it, Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders can, and they have both similarly engaged in many labors all over the country in their many stops in what has become an especially long arduous campaign.
Tensions have been rising between the community and CBSA agents regarding their obligations to report, a process which over the past few years has become more and more arduous without any consultation or autonomy given to the people who actually have to go through it every single day.
Similar to the way that the player-coach has disappeared in sports as the head coach's role has become more multi-faceted and arduous, the thinking regarding CTOs is that they have enough on their plates with strategy.
His streaming schedule has become more manageable, though it remains arduous: sixty hours a week, no days off except occasional Saturdays.
Since the first heart transplant was performed by the South African surgeon Christiaan Barnard in 1967, the operation has become common, though it remains an arduous, risky and costly procedure.
