When unexpected hardships strike, as in the case of Little Freddie King's collapsing ceiling, Mr. Duffy provides emergency cash.
The hardship of the strike was undeniable and the sight of men returning to work devastating for many, but especially for women, the period of the strike was some of the most exciting years of their life.
As talk of a hung Parliament has grown louder, thus, the pound has weakened — an ominous echo of the 1970s, when Britons braced for public spending cuts and hardships, joblessness and strikes, albeit on a much more dramatic scale than now.
It would also spell even greater hardship for Greece, stricken by economic crisis that has left one in four workers without a job, hammered pensions and pay and fueled political instability.
In just over 200 pages, the author relates the true story of his family's immigration from Delhi to Queens, a trip that provided enough hardships before tragedy strikes.
The strike caused hardship, but it also increased workers' pride.
During this period of hardship, the DF epidemic struck Greece.
None of us, whether we work on the buses and subways or simply ride them, were eager for the hardships that a strike would cause.
Writer is struck by human hardship there... "The Satanic Verses" is not much of an issue.
Carola Bracco, the executive director of Neighbors Link in Mount Kisco, an organization that provides job training and other services to immigrants, said that the strike was a hardship because many immigrants secure jobs from contractors, painters and landscapers around this time of year, but without a way to get to either Neighbors Link or their job sites, many missed out.
