It was for me anyway longer and more arduous than it needed to be, I've since concluded.
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.
It's much more democratic, with laypeople and clergy represented in our votes, so progressive change can be a bit more arduous than it is in some other historic denominations.
It has not imposed an absolute cap on the number of student visas, but it has made the application process more arduous, and made it harder for non-Europeans to work in the UK once they have graduated.
The stylist spritzed the chemical solution onto my hair with a spray bottle and started flat ironing it into my hair, which is a more arduous process than it sounds.
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.
"It was a lot harder and more arduous than I thought it would be, and I had been following the pro-choice movement on PEI for the last few years," she said.
With each new attack — and each draconian response by the authorities making travel ever more arduous for ordinary people — it is hard to argue that the West is winning.
(Services that will locally encrypt the data you store on cloud storage services to make them more secure have sprung up, such as Boxcryptor, but they obviously inject more steps into the process — making it more arduous again).
This difficulty made it more arduous for collaborators to achieve the desired coverage of households.
