Sentence examples similar to endemic hardships from inspiring English sources
In Bulgaria, thousands have protested against endemic corruption and economic hardship.
Two years ago, the Centre for Social Justice, a conservative think tank, issued a report highlighting the social and economic hardships that have become endemic in many resort towns, which now compare with the most deprived inner-city areas when it comes to key measures of poverty, such as unemployment, teen pregnancy, and school failure.
Many social media communities are just hipster enclaves in digital form (in other words, a scroll of liberal outrage mixed with pit-bull rescue pleas); they can be just as effective as an Intelligentsia habit at limiting your awareness of the economic hardships and cultural disenfranchisement endemic among many Trump voters.
Diplomats still get hardship pay in places, like those photographed here, where malaria remains endemic -- where people are too poor to feed themselves, much less treat the fevers killing them.
While it may be a given that economic hardship impacts one's mental health, the isolation, shame, insecurity and powerlessness that have long been endemic to poverty have been further exacerbated by the coalition's brutal sanctions regime.
Evasion would become endemic.
