Mikael Blomkvist, the other hero of the trilogy, is the crusading journalist who fights under onerous circumstances to find the truth.
The metal stools, thick glass windows, and ongoing clang of gates smashing shut made for onerous circumstances, but Raymond and I continued a dialogue throughout his trial.
The police do not owe a general duty of care to the public – the courts have always said that would be too onerous – but in specific circumstances they might.
Gazprom, the Russian gas giant's contracts with European consumers have an especially onerous clause under current circumstances and conditions.
That is, where circumstances make it onerous or perilous to work in transit, don't do it.
The central character is an average man driven by extreme circumstances (including, not insignificantly, onerous medical bills) toward immoral and illegal behavior.
And, despite the staff statistics in what is called the Core Price Index, the board ignored its own data and passed what, under those circumstances, were startling and onerous guidelines" -- the 5 and 7percentt increases.
Finally, restoring the credibility of the Bank of England and the FSA with regard to general financial stability, which has been shot to pieces by Northern Rock and its aftermath, on our own, in current circumstances, will also be extremely onerous.
But the perfective closure of both the book and the Prophet's life, though in that sense triumphant, was also onerous, particularly in view of the new changing circumstances, of both space and time, in the geographical expansion of Islam.
If your new financial circumstances require you to take on an onerous burden of debt, consider service-based or research-based grant repayment programs.
That hardly makes the circumstances of foreign workers in the UAE less onerous or lessens the onus on international sports associations to hold up universal values.
