Katsav migrated to Israel from Iran in 1951, his early life was typical of the hardship experienced by many Middle Eastern Jews who migrated to Israel.
In the process, they have pushed Floyd toward a creative economy that has buoyed it beyond the economic hardship experienced elsewhere on the Road.
Newspapers in India often neglect the suffering of the rural poor, more preoccupied with the triumphs of the emerging India than with the familiar stories of extreme hardship experienced by hundreds of millions of Indians living on the land.
The survey results, though unsurprising, represent the first attempt to document the hardship experienced by merchants in a wide swath of Lower Manhattan that includes TriBeCa as well as the area below Chambers Street.
Despite hardship experienced by day labourers and the lack of resources available for Kabul's residents, the 2001 American-led invasion undeniably gave a boost to the city's economy.
Everything that has happened since mortality, the invention of carnivory, the Great Flood, God's sending his son Jesus to be tortured and killed, all the suffering and hardship experienced by billions of human and other creatures all of it was set in motion by Adam's and Eve's choice of knowledge over ignorance, according to this view.
That was the only hardship experienced by Galstyan on the day, as he made a number of key saves to keep Burbank in the game.
Before and during the merge period, the preparation and reimbursement strategy announced by the Medical Affairs Bureau might decrease the hardship experienced by workers made redundant.
A detailed investigation of the different dimensions of economic hardship experienced by households affected by chronic illness to measure the scope and scale of the hardship, the coping strategies employed to manage and, where possible, to overcome the hardship.
Financial hardship experienced by many new immigrants may also explain the high percentage of immigrant women in the SED group, as many new immigrants experience underemployment or unemployment [ 40] which likely worsens with maternity leave.
