Sentence examples for because of hardships from inspiring English sources

More than two-thirds of them were immediately excused because of hardships, court records show, leaving a pool of 424.

Women with malaria are not inclined to get admitted, especially because of hardships related to hospitalization and supervised drug administration.

A worker who is taking care of a sick parent might explain the situation and win extra weeks or months of employment because of hardship, he said, especially when the downsizing is being done in waves, not all at once.

The Affordable Care Act includes language providing the administration with broad authority to specify who can avoid the mandate because of hardship, which the law describes as "an individual eligible for a hardship exemption, such information as the Secretary shall prescribe".

"In general I've been told by my higher-ups that this year you will not eradicate there, because people have suffered a lot of hardships because of the fighting," Mr. Mangal said.

The pursuit of knowledge in his youth was full of hardships, because China was suffering from the war.

Because of economic hardships, people of all ethnicities are leaving.

About 400 of them have asked to be excused because of personal hardships.

Seventeen years after they moved in, Twain's family moved out because of financial hardships.

Because of financial hardships, most students rely on donated instruments and a rotating cast of European teachers.

DiIulio accuses his critics of "defining criminality down," or turning criminals into victims by excusing their behavior because of past hardships.