Sentence examples for a hardship that from inspiring English sources

Roughly half of the respondents described the recession as a hardship that had caused fundamental changes in their lives.

And he has had to do this with less money, a hardship that required him to make 500 job cuts early in his tenure.

Though pilots spend many nights away from home, a hardship that is worth some extra compensation, they freely admit that flying, on most days, is hardly the risky proposition it was when the first contracts were penned.

In February, however, the Zoning Board of Appeals denied the Ronemuses' request, saying they had failed to show a hardship that warranted expansion of an outbuilding beyond the size allowed by current zoning.

The love feels heartfelt but it's difficult loving other people (the dog has it easy), a hardship that's evident in the happy-tearful faces, the tentative touches and searching glances that make this movie, or maybe all its yearning, so appealing.

It's a hardship that comes with the field.

He'd fallen prey to a cardinal paradox – poisoning the present by agonising over a future hardship that never materialised.

Redshirted in 1983, DuBose is in his fifth year at Nebraska and is ineligible for an injury hardship that would give him another season of eligibility.

Hayes, who began abusing alcohol as a teenager, describes a life of hardship that includes relationships with abusive men, estrangement from her children, and extended periods of homelessness.

Second, the day-to-day losses of their everyday lives never seem to breach our "loss awareness threshold," though they add up to a lifetime of hardship that far outweighs that inflicted upon them by the sea.

But he has framed his lot not as a tragedy — "I have never seen myself as seriously wounded," he said — but as a life-altering hardship that contains opportunity, too.