Sentence examples for adversities facing from inspiring English sources

Even as the nation rebounds from the recession, its lingering effects are reflected in the adversities facing families.

A series of letters that was also sold in the auction last November provided an insight into the adversities faced by some of the manufacturers who traveled to China in the mid-19th century in search of new markets.

To describe and interpret the experiences of and adversities faced by infertile Jordanian women as described from their own perspectives.

Its lyrics depict adversities faced by the protagonist, "Little Rhinestone Target", as he tries to change his name in pursuit of his shoe fetish before it ends with a gunshot, which was inspired by The Olympics' 1958 song "Western Movies".

Despite the obvious adversities faced by the school, the smiles on the parents, teachers and school children told a story of hope.

Its social and cultural effects were no less staggering, especially in the United States, where the Great Depression represented the harshest adversity faced by Americans since the Civil War.

Matt Forde, head of service for Scotland, NSPCC: The more severe the adversity faced in infancy and childhood, the more serious are the risks across childhood and into adulthood.

They face neither outer nor inner obstacles, experience and overcome no adversity, face no consequences for any of their apparently audacious actions (such as begging in a train station for money that they'd use to buy an electric guitar).

Duncan Jones, David Bowie's son, also received positive reviews this week for his debut feature film Moon, an atmospheric sci-fi drama about the adversity faced by an astronaut (Sam Rockwell) about to return to Earth after three years on the moon.

Bundy knows nothing of the adversity faced by the entire race of people that he discredited.

Despite the rejection and adversity faced by their ancestors, all had risen to high elected office.