She speaks no English, suffers from fits and seizures, is as gentle as her work is harsh, and is controlled, but also possessively loved, by the owner of the whorehouse, Eduardo.
Although Suri-Payer also finds the German attitude conservative, she feels that impact on working mothers was harshest in the U.S., in which women are typically offered a mere 6 weeks maternity leave.
He had his own ideas about how things should work and I was harsh with him at times.
Even worse than being out of work was hearing the harsh criticisms of her job and its duties.
The aim of this work was to examine how harsh luminous conditions in a cockpit, such as lightning in a thunderstorm or direct sunlight immediately after an aircraft passes through clouds, may affect the visual performance of pilots, and how to improve it.
Their work is inherently harsh and contradictory.
The label issued the first albums of the pianist Muhal Richard Abrams, who founded the collective, and members of what later became the Art Ensemble of Chicago at a time when their work was considered so offbeat and harsh on the ear as to be unmarketable.
The men all have medical insurance as members of the cooperative, but working conditions are harsh.
For years, the Chinese state-run media have published articles saying that working conditions were harsh at Foxconn factories, with extraordinarily long hours, crowded dormitories, strict enforcement of discipline on the assembly lines and heavy fines for minor work infractions.
The extravehicular activity working environment is harsh, and the limitations presented by the extravehicular mobility unit are considerable.
