Senator Olympia Snowe writes about her own early experiences with hardship, and how they helped to shape her life.
Connect's recent parent survey on families struggling with financial hardship exposed how frequently involvement in the school community depended on spending money, be that contributing to end-of-term parties and fundraising activities or being able to afford a babysitter to attend evening events, Prior said.
The reasons for higher debt are varied, but the trends of financial hardship reveal how the new sexism problem on campus might not be so much outright discrimination but a slow-burning crisis of eroding economic opportunity once they enter the workforce.
Too long between checks causes hardship, but how short should pay periods become?
Temporary 'inability to pay' clauses allow the suspension or renegotiation of (part of) the agreement in cases of hardship, although how tightly this is defined varies.
"They would tell you about a time of hardship and how the show lifted their spirits".
Of course, I wanted her to live through the hardship, but how bold it would have been to let the game end there and then, with a broken Ellen Page spread out on the asphalt.
So our nervousness deals more with his ability to adjust overseas (though we know he will do well), the potential of hardship, and how much we will miss him.
Discussing psychological hardship and how we deal with it can in and of itself feel like a luxury sometimes; it's a relatively small number that can afford to seek professional treatment and support.
He told them about an organization he recently helped found, Narrative4, which brings together kids from different places — sometimes directly contentious places, sometimes just places with their own hardships — and how over a span of days the kids pair off, one from each place, and exchange the story that most defines who they are.
