Risk estimated in bold indicates a significant reduction in risk from the previous estimate after adjustment for material hardship (point adjusted estimate lies outside 95% CI for previous estimate).
Certainly, when gasoline prices went over $4 last spring and summer it was a hardship for many to make the adjustment, but adjust people did.
And some researchers cite as risk factors stress from financial hardship or cultural adjustment.
However, that adjustment only compounded the Phillipses' hardship, upping their payment by more than $200.
Many students come from very poor rural backgrounds, and moving to Johannesburg means a huge adjustment and often extreme financial hardship.
The first period was marked by efforts to resuscitate both health sectors from the hardship consecutive to structural adjustment programmes and the booming of vertical priority public health programmes to fix the enduring and widening health inequities.
Conditions after re-unification were not easy for the East German labour force as the difficulties of adjustment to the Western system caused many hardships, including unemployment [ 14].
But the act offers some exceptions, including instances when adjustments would cause "undue hardship" on the company's business interests.
Since Israel began construction of the barrier a year and a half ago, it has made several minor adjustments, saying it is seeking to ease the hardships imposed on the Palestinians.
Depending on the nature of adverse factors, the applicant may be required to clearly demonstrate that the denial of adjustment of status would result in exceptional and extremely unusual hardship.
