Sentence examples for adding to the hardships from inspiring English sources

Worried that the country's uncertain financial future could spark a run on the banks, the Greek government decided last weekend to close banks and limit daily ATM withdrawals, adding to the hardships of many Greeks.

In gaining a grandson she lost her daughter, a family tragedy that is still too common in the Horn of Africa, where the current drought is adding to the hardships of women and children.

The B'Tselem report predicts that "hundreds of thousands of Palestinians" will become dependent on Israel's approval to cross the barrier -- adding to the hardship of checkpoints and blocked roads that "have brought Palestinian movement to almost a complete halt" since the conflict began three years ago.

To add to the hardships of the average Yemeni citizen, state electricity supplies are minimal and sporadic.

Much of Western Kentucky was blacked out, phones went dead and frigid temperatures added to the hardship for residents.

The steady curfews have added to the hardship of people living in parts of the country where Boko Haram poses a constant threat.

VIDEO: Watch now The shortage of safe water during the dry season adds to the hardship of daily life for villagers.

The lack of privacy adds to the hardship of living in a facility that lacks basic services such as hot water and heating.

Download Burmese Version Yangon, August 3rd 2015 – Vulnerable children in Myanmar face a 'double catastrophe' as floods add to the hardship faced by children living in poverty and those recovering from violence and conflict, UNICEF has warned.

YANGON, Myanmar, 3 August 2015 – Vulnerable children in Myanmar face a 'double catastrophe' as floods add to the hardship faced by children living in poverty and those recovering from violence and conflict, UNICEF has warned.

Children in Myanmar face a 'double catastrophe' as floods hit the most vulnerable, UNICEF says YANGON, Myanmar, 3 August 2015 – Vulnerable children in Myanmar face a 'double catastrophe' as floods add to the hardship faced by children living in poverty and those recovering from violence and conflict, UNICEF has warned.