His unusual career trajectory encapsulates both the hardships of making music for a living and, ultimately, the pleasures of choosing to make it on one's own terms.
As one who experienced the hardships of making Aliyah [immigration to Israel] myself, I can sympathize with their agony.
"That insults the millions of people who, whatever the hardship, would never dream of making others suffer like this".
"And these riots were not about poverty: that insults the millions of people who, whatever the hardship, would never dream of making others suffer like this.
So is Mr. Gutierrez, who is pressing Mr. Obama to expand the definition of hardship to make it easier for illegal immigrants whose families include American citizens to avoid deportation.
The president asks the wealthiest 2percentt of Americans, who live in luxury at a time of widespread hardship, to make a tiny sacrifice -- and Republicans accuse him of class warfare?
He is plainly ready to let his people endure any amount of hardship rather than forgo all hope of making, and using, the things he is at such pains to hide.Drawing a lineWhere diplomacy appears to be failing, might force work?
As to undue hardship itself, the court endorsed its earlier finding in Trans World Airlines, Inc. v. Hardison (1977) that an accommodation causes undue hardship for an employer if the cost of making it is more than "de minimis" (trifling).
It's a bit of a long shot – as we can see from the eerie sight of Osborne constantly having to revise down his growth figures – and it also relies on a lot of collateral hardship to make it work, if indeed it ever does work.
His son Roberto trained briefly with the Rio second-division club Bangu, and has endured hardship to make a career out of the sport.
