Sentence examples for bit of hardship from inspiring English sources
THE Los Angeles-based filmmaker Guido Verweyen says he gravitates toward "stories about people who've been dealt quite a bit of hardship in their life, but get transformed positively through it".
Companies like Zenefits and Munchery have done recaps during periods of significant hardship.
"I think we are finally seeing what has come from the influx of condominiums, and for some businesses, that is a bit of a hardship," said Diane F. Wieland, director of the Cape May County Department of Tourism.
When the 29-year-old veteran forward was being introduced to the media on July 21, he said his decision to sign with the Clippers would pose a bit of a hardship on his family.
In any case, given the widespread multinational nature of the unpopularity of the anti-austerity message in a time of hardship, it seems a bit off to blame it mainly on the epistemic closure of the American right.
They play John and Savannah, whose love blooms in the spring of 2001 and keeps on blooming through war, family hardship and quite a bit of montage.
In the context of rising food prices and widespread economic hardship, and with a bit of education and cultural change, he insists there could be a big potential market for this food in the UK.
Not all their talk was of hardship.
The gnarled hands speak of hardship.
There was a lot of hardship here.
