Sentence examples for comparable hardship from inspiring English sources

Russian men are dying earlier than in previous times of comparable hardship, and also earlier than other, even poorer people elsewhere, including in former Soviet states.

"We've seen cases where it seems like pretty extreme hardship but the judge will still deny it because the hardship is comparable to what any family would face if separated".

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

Conversely, there are millions of people throughout the world who are suffering greater economic hardship, and who are subject to comparable deprivation of political liberties in their countries, who are not resorting to terrorism as a response to their plight.

Hardship is more like it.

Binion said she's long considered black women's frequent endurance of hardships ― and their ability to overcome them ― comparable to the fight some face during boxing matches.

The comparable Canadian law requires that an employer make "reasonable accommodation, short of undue hardship" to avoid disparate impact roughly as just described.

"In some cases the comparable rents and sale prices seem to be selected to support a low number and a hardship claim".

We found similar levels of spending across all cost categories between those with and without hardship, indicating that those with hardship, despite having less financial resources available to them, maintained levels of expenditure comparable to those not experiencing hardship.

"Hardship happens to you.

Shoushi clearly has seen hardship upon hardship.