His conclusion was that hardworking black and Hispanic children, unlike non-Hispanic white kids, lost friends if they studied hard.
What this runaway inequality means is that hardworking people at the bottom of the income curve simply don't make enough to put food on the table or buy medicine when their kids get sick, much less buy a home or start a business, so the engine of our economic growth breaks down.
For most students, though, the general rule seems to be that if you are a hardworking and intelligent person you'll end up doing well regardless of where you went to school.
The reality, particularly in the current economy, is that many hardworking people from a variety of backgrounds find themselves in a position where they could, and should, use government assistance.
How can it be right that hardworking prison staff are expected to put up with such a toxic workplace environment?
"What I like about you Americans is that you're hardworking, aggressive, and tolerant," Ai Qing said.
Indeed, the evidence of Dean's career thus far was that, as bold, hardworking, and opportunistic a politician as he obviously was, a key component of his success had been his preternatural good luck.
The other, much bigger, one is that government, however hardworking and well-meaning its minions, is not good at spotting the next Willis Carrier.
The reality is that vets are hardworking, technologically savvy leaders.
Berlin's civilian work schedule had been that of a hardworking night owl, generally writing material until two or three in the morning.
