The Brussels and Ivory Coast hate attacks, people surprised by a diagnosis of terminal illness, young top-of-the-crop talents taking their own lives, car accidents, and again, diverse health struggles lost, heroically.
"One day at a time, that's all you can do," said Ms. Freeman, 37, aware that the fight for her house was taking place on an even larger battleground — the politically crucial Interstate 4 corridor, running from Tampa to Orlando to Daytona Beach over seven diverse and struggling counties that tend to swing the most of any in this swing state.
Ms. Collie was like many voters along the politically critical Interstate 4 corridor of Florida, which runs from Tampa to Orlando to Daytona Beach over seven diverse and struggling counties that tend to sway the most of any in this swing state.
Colleges of teacher education need to give higher priority to assure that all pre- and in-service programs develop teachers capable of designing appropriate instruction for linguistically diverse students struggling under traditional pedagogical practices that leave teachers feeling unprepared (Balderrama 2001; Darling-Hammond et al. 2002; Gandara et al. 2005).
The Corinthians were a richly diverse but struggling congregation.
Diverse talent struggling to be heard is doubly frustrating when acts that rely on stereotypical interpretations of minorities manage to land work.
This study's focus on economically disadvantaged racially and ethnically diverse women struggling with MDD in the context of co-occurring risk factors, including a high prevalence of trauma and comorbid diagnoses, makes the results of this study applicable to clinicians seeing patients in nonresearch settings.
Recognizing that, FDR engaged their democratic energies in the diverse labors and struggles of the New Deal -- vast and progressive labors of relief, recovery, reconstruction and reform.
Political instability continues to threaten the recovery in the eurozone as countries as diverse as Italy, Finland and Greece struggle to recover from the 2008 financial crash.
The story of a hollowed-out Vietnam draft dodger and his doughnut shop in the racially diverse, at times struggling uptown neighborhood of Chicago, "Superior Donuts" is far more intimate than the swing-for-the-fences, 13-character, three-hour-plus "August," about one family's drug-addled dissipation, but it continues Mr. Letts's consideration of American wasting.
