I read: "By trying, we can easily learn to endure adversity.
This is likely to be exacerbated by blackouts rolling around the country, which are affecting trains and forcing industries to suspend production.Japan's steadfast ability to endure adversity is being tested in a crisis that Mr Kan says is the worst since the second world war.
The men and women that serve our country in uniform also endure adversity and abuse.
I immediately assumed my cousin's lack of knowledge about "coming out" signified that homosexuals in Iran endure adversity.
He that can heroically endure adversity will bear prosperity with equal greatness of soul; for the mind that cannot be dejected by the former is not likely to be transported with the latter.
For example, an inn may be a castle, a flock of sheep an army, etc. Be prepared to endure hardship and adversity, particularly from those who do not understand your calling.
Unbroken is an incredible story of the capacity of the human spirit to endure indescribable adversity and then, with God's help, to emerge with remarkable wholeness.
Friends endure unspeakable adversity--including, but not limited to financial ruin, crippling addictions or, heaven forbid, having to bury a child.
Graced with incredible tenacity in the face of extreme adversity, she endured months of arduous treatments while retaining her signature smile, flare and zeal.
Becky Kanis, a 1991 West Point graduate and chairwoman of the group Knights Out, which offers guidance to gay West Point cadets, said Ms. Miller's resignation provided a morale boost to gay cadets by alerting the public to the "shared adversity" they endured in having to mask their sexual orientation.
