Sentence examples similar to seriously arduous from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, last week's deal is visible proof that President Obama never seriously contemplated undertaking this arduous but vital effort, which is now a lost opportunity.
But they denied any suggestion that it had succeeded in convincing Mr. Christie to reconsider his earlier decision against running, much less to begin the arduous task of seriously exploring what would go into a national campaign.
The paper mentions that evacuating people from the power station's environs resulted in as many as 600 deaths - principally the elderly and seriously ill, for whom evacuation was too arduous.
But the site's creator Rob Calabrese warned those who are seriously contemplating heading north to prepare for an arduous process.
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt said it would recall print copies of "Imagine," an expensive and arduous undertaking that suggested the publisher was taking Mr. Lehrer's sins seriously.
But what medical doctors have and the others don't is the rigor of a long and arduous education, years of residency and often fellowships that prepare them to treat the seriously ill.
But this means that business ethicists must get their hands dirty and seriously consider the costs that sometimes attend "doing the right thing". They must help managers do the arduous, conceptual balancing required in difficult cases where every alternative has both moral and financial costs.
The conditions were arduous.
Second, clinical trials are arduous.
