Sentence examples for bringing hardship from inspiring English sources

But the rush to austerity risks undermining the fragile global recovery, bringing hardship and recession.

Unchecked, it will destabilize the entire world order, bringing hardship to many.

Many see him as an almost demonic figure, single-handedly responsible for bringing hardship to the people and letting corruption overtake the country even as he cynically pressed almost every panic button, including one labelled xenophobia, in the Czechs' psychology.

Rising temperatures, rising sea levels and disrupted rainfall patterns are already bringing hardship to the world as we can see from these reports, gathered by the charity Cafod (www.cafod.org.uk).uk

Stop bringing hardship and misery to the Afghan people.

The Great Depression of the 1930s brought hardship to Omaha.

The freeze of assets also brought hardship outside the economy.

The austerity wave crashing over Wales will bring hardship on a scale comparable to the 1930s.

The rapid employment losses -- almost a million jobs since the attacks -- have brought hardship for many.

It brought hardship, guerrilla war and the resulting destruction of homesteads, families and communities – many of which never recovered.

The Purchase relies extensively on agriculture, and periods of drought or depressed crop prices sometimes bring hardship to the region.