Sentence examples for extraordinary hardship from inspiring English sources

The Greek people have already endured extraordinary hardship.

Although only a few years older than she, he has led a life of extraordinary hardship.

Such "assistance" turns extraordinary hardship into an ordinary event and ignores the ordinary folks just getting by, or better.

It can take a year for a nominee to receive a vote, an extraordinary hardship — since many cannot work while they wait — that threatens to reduce the pool of highly qualified candidates.

Zimbabweans have a legendary ability to make do despite extraordinary hardship, and the money sent home by millions of their compatriots who have fled abroad to escape political repression and economic deprivation continues to sustain many of them.

"Ours is the world's biggest collections of eggs, with 1.5 million specimens – and many of these were brought back by individuals who went through extraordinary hardship to retrieve them," said Douglas Russell, curator of the museum's egg collection.

The Natural History Museum egg collection has been assembled by men and women who went through extraordinary hardships to return specimens.

Hali has a remarkable story – he grew up in war-torn Liberia and went through some extraordinary hardships before getting whisked away to America at age 10, before going on to become a star player for a Chiefs team that seems to have turned a corner under Andy Reid.

Everyone understands the extraordinary hardships that are placed on the uninsured, who live every day just one accident or illness away from bankruptcy.

Of course, it is true that refugees overcome extraordinary hardships.

The extraordinary hardships suffered by Syrians have encouraged recruiting by the Islamic State and other radical groups.