Sentence examples for complex hardships from inspiring English sources

Few people are aware of the complex hardships Ms. Masondo has faced her entire life.

The complex hardships present in places like Central City deepened after Hurricane Katrina made landfall on August 29, 2005, a few months shy of Caswick's 11th birthday.

Relocation is a complex issue, often resulting in hardships to those affected and in unanticipated outcomes.

Barber said he planned a special assessment to pay for the repairs, even though it will mean an additional hardship for the complex's low-income residents.

Certain patient groups, such as those with complex comorbidities, financial or other social hardships, and/or limited English proficiency (LEP), may present particular challenges to goal-based care (446, 447).

As well as proving that there was much more poverty in London than the official statistics suggested, his research revealed the nuances of an increasingly complex city with different degrees of hardship, where the rich often lived alongside the poor.

"We're often reduced to stories of hardship rather than whole, complex human beings.

Ag Leche described the feeling as being "between happiness and sadness," and it is the sound of having endured something acutely unpleasant, leaving the musician to bask in the complex joy of having survived, even though further hardships lie ahead.

In the scientific literature, violence in Palestinian young people seems to be interrelated with complex factors including the continuous political violence, economic hardship, and mounting stress.

The wrenching hardships inflicted by the Great Depression eventually convinced Western governments that complex modern societies needed some measure of rational economic planning.

Despite the backdrop of sanctions and bombings, and despite the daily hardships of Dalal and the others who live in her apartment complex, the story is so delicately told that it never crumbles under its own weight.