Poorly equipped; beset by incessant rain; suffering from disease; under attack by the Spanish from nearby Cartagena; and refused aid by the English in the West Indies, the colonists abandoned their project in 1700.
The scenic walk, while not as fast as a taxi, will save money, money that could be spent on a nice dinner or a surprise gift and is in no way yet another example of your "incessant penchant for suffering".
In El Alto, a slum city overlooking La Paz, fights have broken out between radicals and residents whose jobs and business are suffering from incessant roadblocks.
("Such as desire, greed, punishment, incessant chase, loss of self, suffering, and the nature of hell," the Danspace Web site helpfully tells us).
Bear, he says, had plenty of liquidity, yet the incessant rumors that it was suffering a liquidity crisis caused a loss of faith among its customers and near-panic by the federal government.
And the majority, despite having genuinely altruistic impulses, engage in collective thought suppression, and the concern for children suffering in "remote places" is lost in the incessant pace and priorities of daily life.
Yet recently I injured my back so severely that I experienced a week of incessant spasms, and a friend gave me a weed tincture to minimize suffering.
Be aware that some people talk too much when they're experiencing challenges in their life, such as stress and anxiety, while someone suffering from bipolar disorder who is experiencing a manic phase might lean toward incessant chatter.
