Many Europeans, including the 26 million who are unemployed, still face hardship, he said.
Today single mothers in the countryside still face hardship, discrimination and shame, but benefit from government initiatives that started with the older generation.
Diplomats still get hardship pay in places, like those photographed here, where malaria remains endemic -- where people are too poor to feed themselves, much less treat the fevers killing them.
Bekker sensed the uniqueness of such anopportunity for examining manuscripts formerly dispersed all over continental Europe, especially at a time when travel was still a hardship, correspondence took a long time, and the owners of manuscripts were not always co-operative.
Even with everything we do, there is still the hardship of divorce.
For students at the State University of New York's public campuses like Purchase College, the governor's proposal to raise tuition by $1,200 carries still further hardships.
Even with financial aid, some said they still faced hardships paying for housing and food in the high-cost areas where many UC campuses are located, such as Berkeley, Westwood and San Diego.
Despite growing trends for international collaboration, developing countries are still experiencing hardships, not only in recruiting human resources for medical schools but also in making opportunities for academic education [ 8].
It's a societal idea of weathering wars and hardship yet still marching forward even in the most difficult times.
Still, signs of hardship are evident.
