The severe cuts in the number of postgraduate students will be keenly felt, not only by those who employ them to crunch data and extend knowledge but also by young hopefuls who will now struggle even harder to forge an academic career.The cuts, needless to say, have gone down like a cup of cold sick with many in the scientific community.
"The result is that many thousands of upwardly mobile families are driven back into poverty, while those families that were already impoverished must struggle even harder just to survive".
Without the dividend cut, saving an estimated £13m, and the recent sale of the group's Oxford Street store for £14m, HMV would have struggled even harder to meet its April loan covenant test.
Some nights while Kim was trying to pitch A. T. & T.'s services to residents of Long Beach or Dayton or Scarsdale, the computers connected her to women who, she suspected, were struggling even harder than she was to get by — women who didn't want to switch phone carriers, who just wanted to keep another voice on the end of the line.
The central revelation of "Genes, Girls, and Gamow" is that while Watson was struggling to discover DNA's structure and its role in protein synthesis, he was struggling even harder to find a girl -- cruising college campuses for stray coeds, for example, or seeking out parties "at which girls, as opposed to intellectuals and their wives, would be present".
But in Italy, the struggle is even harder, and the fruits more modest.On July 28th, the Italian parliament approved the first structural economic reform to be enacted in the three years that Silvio Berlusconi's government has been in office.
As children get older, their life extends beyond the home and the struggle gets even harder.
Significant droughts made the struggle for survival even harder by diminishing grazing areas in an already-shrinking natural environment.
That struggle is made even harder because such voters live with the trying consequences of living cheek by jowl with antisocial neighbours.
And stressful situations, Dr. Wegner said, make the struggle for mental control even harder.
(Single-parent households face an even harder struggle, with a much greater risk of falling into poverty).
