With the support of Mr. Ashcroft, Mr. Mueller made the call to release publicly the photographs of the 19 hijackers, despite strenuous objections from career officials concerned that the uncertainty about some of the identities could create confusion.
Similarly, respondents often reflect on the difficulty produced by conflicting alternatives, involuntary breaks in education and job careers, strenuous migration histories, bad experiences with working-teams, or mobbing.
After the Crucifixion, she's said to have arrived at Marseilles, whereupon she undertook a career of strenuous evangelism before retreating to a cave in the mountains, where she wore nothing and ate nothing except "heavenly sustenance" for 30 years until she died.
In addition, the GAZEL participants were able to retire at an early age as a result of retirement rules providing early retirement from careers involving strenuous work; the modal retirement age being 55 years for the cohort as a whole.
Ms. Mearns added that performing such a strenuous role so early in her career taught her about the importance of devotion to her craft.
At 6'6", he weighs almost twenty pounds more than he did when he started his pro career — the result of a strenuous regimen of upper-body weight training.
At six feet six, he weighs almost twenty pounds more than he did when he started his pro career — the result of a strenuous regimen of upper-body weight training.
But a career in business was deemed too strenuous for his health, so his doctor suggested that a life as an artist would be less taxing.
Miller, a correspondent for National Review, provides a richly detailed history of football's founding, with occasional detours into how Roosevelt, who had been an asthmatic child, came to embrace "the strenuous life" so much that once his political career bloomed, he worried Americans might not want a "sporting president".
