It's a song about escaping the echo chamber and enduring the risks of public exposure.
Most workers are from the northern parts of Egypt, where the dire economic situation "makes enduring the risks of working in Libya acceptable," Naeem asserted.
The reward for enduring the regulatory maze and reputational risk of doing business in Burma is a slice of an economy with undoubted growth potential.
Rather than have to cast Kurt Zouma straight into a full campaign and risk him enduring the sort of adaptation that, say, Eliaquim Mangala has experienced at Manchester City, José Mourinho can choose suitable games for the French centre-back to find his feet in English football.
That's when it truly hits us: Is entering South Sudan to enumerate the reasons the country's heading toward failed statehood and tracking down its deposed vice president worth paying 15 grand, risking your life, and enduring the heat, pestilence and hostility for?
I'm enduring the tedious tasks.
In return for enduring these risks, a cow catcher earns about 10,000 rupees, or $250, a month.
However, this expansion has had negative effects on equity because: 1. private insurance firms and providers practice risk selection (cream skimming), excluding or charging higher premiums to those who either suffer chronic diseases or are elderly, and as a consequence those enduring greater risk must pay higher copayments that they often cannot afford; 2.
We hypothesized that, compared with individuals with persistent prediabetes or diabetes, those reaching NGR in the DPP would have a significant and enduring decreased estimated risk of CVD over the period of observation in DPPOS.
Emerging evidence indicates that early intervention to improve pregnant women's mental health has enduring benefits for reducing the risk of postpartum mental health problems and poor infant health and development [ 27- 29].
