As alluded to earlier, HIV is an expensive disease with medication costs running into the tens of thousands of dollars per year; in lieu of diminishing social programs and public assistance, this is an especially difficult hardship for those who do not have health insurance.
In tough economic times, the more than 2 million troops who served after 9/11 will also eventually return home to face difficult financial hardships and mounting bills.
The soldier, or family must file a claim with TSGLI and depending on the severity of the wound an insurance settlement in the amount of $25,000 - $100,000 is awarded to assist the soldier and his family through difficult financial hardships while rehabilitating.
No music is too new or too difficult and no hardship worthy of complaint.
And more than two-thirds say the recession has been difficult or caused hardship and major life changes.
Despite a record number of people applying to join the Foreign Service since Sept. 11, the State Department is having a difficult time filling hardship posts overseas, as American diplomats shun jobs over security and lifestyle concerns.
A New York Times poll in 2010 revealed that more than half of those who identified as Tea Party supporters were concerned that someone in their household would be out of a job in the next year, while more than two-thirds said the recession had been difficult or caused hardship and major life changes.
Security, lack of infrastructure, economic hardship, difficult access to healthcare facilities, poor healthcare facility conditions, and lack of trained healthcare providers, especially women, are all problems that need to be addressed.
But if many workers across many different industries were to demand protection at once, the selfish appeal of such a shield would fade.Because hardship from globalisation is so difficult to distinguish from hardship in general, it would be open season to put up trade barriers in industry after industry.
