"We have been many times confronted with hardships and security risks," he said.
Interpreting lower education as a proxy of lower socioeconomic status, one explanation for this finding may be that survivors with a lower socioeconomic status may routinely be confronted with hardships in their lives and, thus, may be more experienced in finding something positive from negative events (Tomich and Helgeson, 2004; Rinaldis et al, 2010).
After a period of prosperity and tranquillity for British fiction that ran for about a generation (circa 1980 to 2007), writers are now being confronted with the hardship of literary artists through the ages.
Just as the man climbing a high mountain together with a tiger, you will be confronted with danger and hardship.
As the Biafran civil war breaks out, they are driven from their homes and confronted with violence, poverty and hardship.
To answer these questions, a diatom test has been considered to be the best marker of drowning but it confronted with many difficulties and hardships in terms of its reliability.
Within a controlled environment, participants take on the identity of refugees trying to avoid danger and are confronted with the fear, violence and hardships that displaced people frequently experience.
"It's politically dangerous there since they've just emerged from an ultraregulated and stifling system, were confronted with shock therapy that created great hardship, and are just beginning to recover and stabilize," he said.
"As human beings, more so fellow Muslims, it is a sacred duty to help alleviate the untold hardships and sufferings fellow human beings are confronted with".
When confronted with a politics that offered to very slightly ameliorate their worst hardships, rather than make their lives good, they could hardly wait to lower their expectations in favour of something drudgingly unambitious.
