Sentence examples for extra hardship from inspiring English sources

They see prison as a last resort, and loss of freedom arduous without extra hardship.

A | Campaigners say it creates extra hardship for those whose crimes are motivated by poverty – and makes the punishment for small crimes disproportionate.

Lolli's mother, who had her first child at 14, was less worried about the pregnancy -- lots of girls had bellies -- than about the extra hardship Toney's hoodlum lifestyle guaranteed.

Around the world, many of the estimated 100 million girls involved in child labour undertake similar types of work as boys, but often also endure additional hardships and face extra risks.

The Independent has also highlighted how many defendants had faced extra financial hardship as a result of crimes that were motivated by poverty in the first place.

The N.C.A.A. granted Coach John Danowski's players an extra year, citing "hardship endured by the team from the false allegations".

He voted against body armor, ammunition, fuel, spare parts, armored vehicles, extra pay for hardship duty, and support for military families.

"The measures the government plans to put in place to help these claimants may be difficult to access and slow in identifying whose these people are, with the risk that they fall into debt and hardship before extra support can be provided".

For some, these extra costs caused real hardship.

If you are actually at fault then explain that the extra charges are a hardship and you would really appreciate it if they could help you out.

"If consumers are going to be asked to reach into their pockets and pay an extra levy to fund any hardship in the taxi industry I do hope that there is some transparency over that hardship," he said.