Sentence examples for expected hardship from inspiring English sources

But the new action on Thursday argues that California's most recent waiver undermines federal authority on fuel economy standards and fails to account for costs to automakers, meaning "it is reasonable, therefore, to consider any expected hardship that would be posed to manufacturers if EPA does not withdraw" the waiver.

Fear of hypoglycemia was the strongest barrier to insulin treatment while expected hardship in using insulin influenced the PIR minimally.

We have shown that possession of assets and having regular income-flow are predictors of lower expected hardship financing, and better predictors than the income-proxy of the household used in this study.

Arriving just a month after the war ended, he expected hardships.

No one in their right mind goes into medicine for the money, they expect hardship and sacrifice as it's the price you pay to touch people's lives with your work, but when they deny us the right to a full family and private life and force us to work more for less, then we must take a stand.

It matters not that Jesus actually calls upon his followers to expect hardship, suffering, persecution, poverty and pain and to bear such things with humility, love, and grace.

This no-bad-thing educational agenda is new: US elites used to expect hardships as well as educational excellence for their kids.

Of all sub-groups, rural-bound students also expected to experience depression if they stayed to work in Uganda, suggesting that they are knowingly expecting hardships in their future rural practice.

Asians had significantly higher fear of injections (P = 0.003) and expected greater hardship in using insulin than whites (P = 0.03).

Asians and other nonblack minority groups had significantly higher fear of injections and expected greater hardship in using insulin than whites.

NYU clinical professor Yvonne Latty never expected the hardships faced as a caregiver for her mother living with Alzheimer's.