Sentence examples for Potential hardships from inspiring English sources

Based on those answers or potential hardships, 40 people were stricken from the jury pool before Monday's voir dire began.

Despite the potential hardships ahead for those that are near and dear, Marina is an optimist: "this is the fourth crisis in my lifetime," she says with a half-laugh, half-sigh.

-- Elisabeth Filarski, "Survivor" Granted, the standards of the Geneva Convention of 1949 were intended to establish rules for the protection of victims of war, whereas the "Survivor" contestants volunteered to play a game and were aware of the potential hardships.

The article did a disservice to its readers by omitting these facts and misrepresenting the true complexities of Fire Island's character and the inherent potential hardships of living there.

In fact, I remember making a solemn promise to myself that among the myriad potential hardships of city life, I would never submit to the rigors of poop patrol.

Fearing the place might get a little too crowded and refined, he stopped at the office on a recent morning while ordering a delivery of water for his trailer to point out potential hardships for a possible home buyer: for starters, the risk of wildfire and the presence of cougars and of rattlesnakes.

And where recovery does take place during the year, we will adopt new rules on repayment to address potential hardship.

But in reality it is likely you will have to go to great lengths to reclaim despite the obvious potential hardship the overcharging can cause.

This poses a potential hardship for travelers from countries with flight time of 18 hours or more to locations in the United States and Britain.

Amy (not her real name) tells of the potential hardship of kinship care: "When I got my grandson Joe I had a phone call from social workers to tell me to bring clothes and a car seat to the hospital.

Brown's intervention comes at a time of growing concern in Whitehall about the potential hardship that will be caused by universal credit as a result of its complexity and the deep cuts to the welfare budget as part of the government's strategy for reducing the UK's budget deficit.