Sentence examples for accepted miserable from inspiring English sources

The standard inside was so low that people willingly accepted miserable payments as "out-relief".

The question that Levitt and Dubner answer is why street dealers and mules or, in Afonso's retelling, grad students and postdocs—accept miserable pay and working conditions when they could be earning more in less annoying and dangerous, more secure endeavors.

Just give up and accept your miserable fate.

The ideology of austerity certainly demands we tighten our belts and accept a miserable future.

We're doing worse than anyone could have imagined a few years ago, yet people seem increasingly to be accepting this miserable situation as the new normal.

He added: "People are being forced to take jobs that don't offer permanent employment as they fear they will be stripped of their benefits if they don't accept these miserable contracts".

Nobody, least of all Stitzer, is making a crude threat that a City institution accepting Kraft's miserable terms would have to explain its action to the public.

Senders and receivers accepted that equilibrium despite its miserable quality.

After what he later described as "the most frustrating and miserable summer", Howard accepted that the job was impossible.

"If children are making others' lives miserable, if they are disrupting learning, that cannot be accepted.

If I accept, I will be miserable, just biding time till I find something better.