In her journey as a young woman in New York City's underbelly, Sunny undoubtedly encountered more substantial struggles than Caulfield's momentary escape from his family and privilege.
We applaud Talbot's focus on a critical and often overlooked issue, and the response of Skylar's friends, family, and larger community in Connecticut, but seek to remind readers of the substantial struggles that the larger transgender population faces across the United States.
However, a substantial minority of struggling students could not be identified early in these studies.
Religious communities, however, are playing a substantial role in the struggle against alcohol abuse.
Matthew Whittaker, senior economist at the Resolution Foundation and the author of the report, On Borrowed Time?, said: "Debt levels are a major concern for a substantial number of families struggling under a burden of repayments, even as things stand.
The state official in charge of some of the largest courthouse construction projects in the city pleaded guilty yesterday to rigging bids, accepting bribes and stealing more than $500,000 in city funds, dealing a substantial blow to a struggling city effort to refurbish New York's cramped and antiquated courthouses.
As the Williams Institute has noted in papers about the economic benefits of same-sex marriage, expanding marriage rights would send a substantial number of economically struggling couples over the eligibility thresholds, shifting the financial responsibility from the state to the couple without any actual improvement in the couple's economic well-being.
One built a university in Charlottesville; one made a substantial contribution to a struggling college in Lexington.
That historic and courageous action by Obama will be recorded as a substantial turning point in our struggle.
By raising the incomes of citizens employed in low-paying jobs, the EITC provides a substantial economic boost to workers struggling in the labor market for any number of reasons — trade-induced manufacturing decline, technological displacement, adverse macroeconomic conditions (as occurred during the Great Recession), poor health, or simply low levels of skills and training.
