Sentence examples for be a considerable hardship from inspiring English sources

This would be a considerable hardship for groups that are already strapped, some warned, allowing only the most established nonprofits to benefit.

And it could be a considerable disruption.

"It impacts severely on their quality of life - often leading to patients feeling isolated, embarrassed, and there is a considerable economic hardship associated with the development of pressure ulcers". She said the estimated cost of dealing with a patient with a bedsore can be anything from £1,200 up to as much £14,000, depending on the severity of the ulcer.

3 There was a considerable argument, for Docimus advised flight while Attalus declared that he would not be able to endure hardship because of the bad physical condition that had been caused by his imprisonment.

That is a considerable understatement.

"This is a considerable problem.

That's a considerable difference.

This was a considerable blow.

It is a considerable puzzle.

It is a considerable affair.

This is a considerable change.