Sentence examples for causing much hardship from inspiring English sources
Rabbits have increased immensely in good seasons and defoliated much of the landscape in the inevitable droughts that follow, causing much hardship to our native grazers and browsers.
In 1915 Ferens opened a parliamentary debate on the increase in the cost of living caused by the war, which was "causing much hardship, especially to the poor".
Because thousands of cattle belonging to the local inhabitants were dependent on the lake for water, the drought caused much hardship.
Fourth, some religious scholars argue that anomalous foetuses will serve to remind those born normal of the need to be grateful to God, but in reality, a majority of these foetuses will die prematurely either before or soon after delivery; therefore, this argument does not carry water but it causes much hardship and pain to the mother [ 55, 58].
Those grievances that we allowed ended up causing much more sorrow and hardships later on for everyone around us who stood by and did nothing.
In an earlier blow to the barrier, the Israeli Supreme Court ordered the army to change the route of the barrier in a 20-mile stretch near Jerusalem, saying it was causing too much hardship on the local Palestinian population.
That ruling, while finding the concept of the fence legal, also ordered the rerouting of a portion of it because it caused too much hardship on Palestinians.
There's been a variety of reasons, but one of the main ones has been the rejection of the very fast pace of economic reform which has caused so much hardship for so many people.
Sadly they cause much suffering".
This announcement caused much controversy.
While the transition from a parents home to sharing a room with a stranger may be jarring, the living conditions in the actual room probably wont cause too much hardship these days.
