First off, there is a $15 million deficit to manage, made more onerous by the board's inexplicable and costly decision to forgo staged productions in the current season while the David H. Koch Theater (formerly the New York State Theater) is being renovated.
People were left with nowhere to go for help, just at the time the Home Office application process was being made more onerous and the penalties for failing to be able to prove status were becoming more severe.
And House Republican leaders allied with Mr. Trump began making more onerous demands of Mr. Rosenstein for new versions of documents related to ongoing investigations, a move Democrats said was aimed at firing Mr. Rosenstein and undermining the Russia investigation.
Some government MPs have also urged senior ministers to impose a sunset clause on the proposed regime, and ensure that the circumstances for ordering divestiture be made more onerous than alleged price gouging by power companies, which is the trigger suggested by Scott Morrison and the energy minister Angus Taylor.
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Without this onerous burden, the Postal Service would have made a profit of $623 million last year and would make more than $1 billion this year.
Around the country, state legislatures from Arizona to Kansas have passed sweeping measures this year intended to make it more onerous for Planned Parenthood clinics to stay open.
"They can't arbitrarily make a more onerous application for someone they want to eliminate," Ms. Ford said.
As rising interest rates make it more onerous to roll over debt, creditors may find a surprising deterioration in the ratings and value of their debt holdings.
