The Clinton administration endured substantial public criticism when Hillary Clinton was given an unofficial role in managing health-care reform proposals within the White House.
"The company endured substantial losses, which ultimately became too great for it to continue as a going concern, and City Link Ltd entered administration following an unsuccessful sale process.
An internally and externally cooled annular fuel was proposed for an advance PWR, which can endure substantial power uprating.
More significantly, people with disabilities and their families endure substantial stigma and social exclusion, leaving them unable to participate in society or to access services equitably (13).
Released inmates face substantial adversity, including difficulty securing employment (Pager, 2008), discrimination and stigma (Uggen & Manza, 2005), criminogenic and jobless neighborhoods (Clear, 2007), and hefty financial debt burdens (Harris et al., 2010; Roman & Link, 2015; Visher et al., 2004).
It is not that National Review, founded in 1955, has not endured political adversity.
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.
But to get to that podium, with that message, Smith endured adversity that might've otherwise hardened her.
The 27-year-old British powerlifter, who will attempt to win a Paralympic medal this Friday in Rio, has endured adversity throughout his tumultuous life.
He has endured a substantial increase in customer complaints — to 30 a week from about three — and has reduced his 2011 sales goals by 15 percent.
That's where Barkley excelled and endured adversity during his final season for the Trojans.
