"She just went at it too hard". The setback forced her to sit out the 2009 season.
And the more you get close, the more of yourself you put into these struggles, and the more you make yourself vulnerable — the harder those setbacks will hit you, the more they'll hurt.
Such embroilment would certainly involve a long-term commitment full of hard knocks and setbacks, and that kind of work is undeniably expensive.
What makes this setback harder for people to stomach is that while Iceland's banks borrowed heavily overseas in recent years, they bought virtually none of the American mortgage-backed investments that contaminated the books of American and European banks.
This change which shows that funded pensions are not immune to political risk has made company pensions more costly to provide, increasing the attractions of DC schemes, which are generally cheaper.British company pension funds have tended to be heavily invested in equities, which represented 75% of fund values in the 1990s, so they have been hit hard by recent setbacks to global equity markets.
Having achieved financial stability around age 40 with his regular role on Malcolm in the Middle (2000-06), and household-name status at the relatively venerable age of 50, Cranston had had enough hard times and setbacks, but also enough self-assurance, to keep his head when we were all losing ours over Breaking Bad.
"He's epitomised everything about us: two years of solid hard work, with setbacks.
Learn to work hard and embrace setbacks as part of the process.
To protect the development in a coastal hazard zone, hard structures or coastal setback have been established in many countries around the world.
Easily the biggest drop in both sales and production more than a quarter—is expected to hit Thailand.Should we, shouldn't we?The intentions of foreign car companies in light of this setback are hard to divine.
