Sentence examples for cause more hardship from inspiring English sources
"Some companies may avoid the covered countries to ease compliance requirements under the Dodd Frank Act, which may cause more hardship for the people of the DRC," says Jay Celorie, HP's global program manager and founding member of the PPA.
"This tax hike will push people into poverty or cause more hardship for already very poor households, taking money from families who had little to start with".
Correspondents say the suspension of food aid will cause more hardship for people in Gaza already hit by Israeli and Egyptian controls on its borders.
Correspondents said the suspension of food aid risked causing more hardship for people in Gaza already hit by Israeli and Egyptian controls on its borders.
I called for action because the failure to do so would have cost more jobs and caused more hardships.
He urged the country to vote against the proposal, saying it would cause more economic hardship after years of stringent austerity policies required by international creditors.
But critics and concerned First Nations believe these developments could cause more economic, environmental, and social hardships in the north than they would benefit.
Meanwhile the zafra fails, causing yet more hardship, and the crisis at the poorly run and neglected school comes to a head with a student strike, unheard of in Castro's Cuba.
The lack of water has caused more than 800,000 people in eastern Syria to lose "almost all of their livelihoods and face extreme hardship," according to a report by the U.N. humanitarian office.
Mad cow disease wreaked great hardship on Britain after it was first diagnosed in 1986, spreading through 180,000 livestock and causing more than 100 human deaths around Europe.
