Sentence examples for a general hardship from inspiring English sources

A Department of Justice spokesman noted that Sessions recognized domestic violence was a "vile situation" in his decision, but that he ruled that the "asylum statute is not a general hardship statute".

The general hardship cluster had a broader symptom association including suicidal ideation and attempts (OR = 1.73), emotional numbing (OR = 1.63) and magical ideation (OR = 1.47).

Educational and income levels affect lifestyle, diet, stress and general hardship levels and, of course, general health and access to health care, so that the social causation hypothesis is speculatively invoked to explain this association [27]: lower SES brings stress and other disease mediators that increase the incidence or duration of illness.

In contrast to the study's prediction, suicidal ideation and attempts were as strongly associated with non-conflict violence and general hardship as violence directly related to the conflict, suggesting that this could be a general effect associated with living in areas of mass violence and not something clearly associated with specific characteristics of the context.

Coupled with a stagnating economy, mass unemployment, a bloody civil war against Islamist jihadis and the general hardships of every day life, as soon as the waters recede the question will return: will Pakistan break up again?

It would not be enough to talk about the general hardships of the military — they would need to relate specific violations of their rights.

'The mentioned understanding of opening-clauses (as a general rather than hardship clause, auth) is the basic rule of centralized decentralization in Denmark' (Jørgensen 2005).

"A general travel ban is likely to cause economic hardship, and could consequently increase the uncontrolled migration of people from affected countries, raising the risk of international spread of Ebola," it said in a statement.

The unwieldy title indicated that Bingham wanted the painting understood not just as a general critique of military abuses, but as specifically showing the hardships endured by Missourians — hardships imposed by one particular military despot, Brig.

a captain? a general?

Protesting punitive policies and general financial hardship, his subjects rained an almighty veg storm down upon him, though there are no records relating to the protesters' accuracy.