Footballers are often thought mandated to tolerate hardship for the privilege of their profession, but most humans perform at optimal level when comfortable, and clearly, there has been a disruption to the equilibrium of a previously happy squad.
"Instead of running away from something," Ms. Kirkland said, "you have to be able to hang in there and work through it, and that develops an ability to tolerate hardship.
This was because they believed that their sons would tolerate hardship more than their daughters: When a parent is in a good financial position, he thinks that if he wouldn't fulfill all the needs of his daughter, she could be tempted to join harmful groups and become pregnant or fail to study … but a male child can't be tempted.
Vietnamese women possibly tolerate hardships better and sacrifice more for their families in traditional Confucian-based gender ideologies with a culture of female subordination [ 23].
"They are only tolerating this hardship because they believe in Islam.
But people mainly continue to tolerate animal hardship because it means cheaper food.
However, he added, Cubans "won't tolerate the extreme hardships we faced in the '90s".
For years, many Western analysts believed the Chinese people, having endured decades of hardship under Mao, would tolerate one-party rule in exchange for rising incomes and more social freedom until the day — or so the argument went — that a newly prosperous nation would demand political freedoms, too.
Rather than tolerate (even welcome) suffering, he will seek relief from hardship and devote himself to the pursuit of pleasure; rather than practice what Nietzsche calls "severe self-love", and attend to himself in the ways requisite for productive creative work, he will embrace the ideology of altruism, and reject "self-love" as improper, and so forth.
Russia's creditors and its international partners, the President said, will not tolerate a return to state control of important industries, efforts to escape financial hardship by printing rubles or special favors for cronies of powerful figures in the Kremlin.
"Hardship happens to you.
