But it is a common hardship for farmers, who may be rich in land but cash poor.
Despite initially resenting Laila, she becomes a "friend and a doting alternative mother" to her through the "common hardship" of being married to the "abusive, psychologically imposing" Rasheed.
Our interviews revealed a common set of hardships encountered by most of our subjects in four specific healthcare activities: (1) physician visits, (2) medicine intakes, (3) health monitoring and checkup, and (4) diet and exercise regulations.
Although the two stories of activism are profoundly different, their possible contribution to urban politics to come has to do with their ability to mobilise citizens who feel that the activism under their scrutiny has something in common with the hardships of their everyday lives.
These financial institutions have long histories of offering military personnel affordable interest rates and solid customer service, and their staffs have experience assisting those dealing with the financial hardships common to military life.
America may be the common destination, but the hardships that lead people to come here range from everyday adversity to historical catastrophe.
Other common elements were economic hardships, domestic and family issues.
Associations between economic hardships and common mental disorders are generally stronger in studies using standardised clinical interviews [ 54].
It is thought that these risky sexual practices are common because of economic hardships, overcrowding, lack of security, separate spousal living arrangements, and early socialisation of children into sex due to lack of privacy and exposure to pornographic material (Greif et al., 2011; Greif and Nii-Amoo Dodoo, 2011; Mbirimtengerenji, 2007; Zulu et al., 2003).
The demonstrators also protested economic hardship, a common refrain across the region.
