The economic and financial crisis spread all over developed countries, within the US in every state, and though with different intensity affected all socio-demographic groups, which makes it arduous to find two comparable groups of individuals, one hit by the crisis while the other is not.
Like millions of other Americans, Rascoe has been hindered by the malfunctioning federal website, which makes it arduous to get information about potential premium subsidies or plan options.
How unkind it would be to make it arduous for us to stay here and compel us to move to a smaller house or flat, devoid of associations and not capable of hospitality.
Even so, in Indonesia, where the Suharto family dominates many sectors, bribery can make it arduous and expensive to set up a new firm.
But even if the father consents, the Saudi government makes it arduous for the couple to proceed with the marriage.
Its lack of compromise makes it gruelling; a lack of tonal variety makes it arduous.
And I'll admit, having everything you've written in one place should, at least in theory, accelerate your manual searching — potentially making it less arduous to go on fishing expeditions to dredge up older stories.
Twitter does this quite well, with an interface that does not permanently delete information but layers it chronologically, making it more arduous to dig down into the sediment of an individuals' tweets.
Both sides have competed ferociously, but England, who have beaten Bangladesh in their eight previous meetings, must already recognise some of the frailties that could make it an arduous expedition to Bangladesh and India over the next two months ever more taxing.
Instead, the public would have to prove that a project would bring harm, a shift that environmentalists say would make it much more arduous to stop sensitive projects like hazardous waste sites and nuclear power plants.
