Sentence examples for Sustained hardships from inspiring English sources
Studies of families living in Belfast who were forced to contend with the sustained hardships associated with the long-term civil unrest in Northern Ireland found that children from families who held strong beliefs regarding the value and importance of the struggle had better long-term outcomes than those from families who were less ideologically committed (Shaw 2003).
After more than two decades of sustained economic growth and weathering hardships like the global financial crisis, for many people Australia is still the "Lucky Country".
Wives' mental health deteriorates, however, following their husbands' job loss, but the magnitude of this decline is only statistically significant if their husbands experience a sustained period of non-employment or if the couple experienced financial hardship or relationship strain prior to the husband losing his job.
Estimates from fixed effects models show that the mental health of women (but not men) declines following a spouse's job loss, but only if that job loss results in a sustained period of non-employment or if the couple experienced prior financial hardship or relationship strain.
Sustained, loving, participatory attention.
Sustained deflation is bad.
(Sustained cheers, applause).
