Sentence examples for get a hardship from inspiring English sources

What are the chances that a new owner could get a hardship rent increase for those tenants?

"According to North Korean migrants and defectors, it is very difficult to get a hardship dispensation from participating," he said.

United Nations staff members assigned to Nairobi will now get a hardship allowance amounting to 15percentt of their salary and a longer home leave.

He joined the Air Force, but got a hardship discharge to help with the family store when his father died suddenly.

"Anyone who buys any regulated housing hoping to turn a profit by getting a hardship increase is betting on the longest of shots at best," Mr. Bailey said.

He has two consecutive six-month sanction periods; most of that time the family gets a hardship payment of £160 a week (a cut of £120 from the £280 they received previously).

Note that if a younger worker spends the cash, instead of rolling it over, he'll owe an extra 10% penalty on the taxable amount, just as he would if he got a "hardship" distribution from his 401(k) or took a loan from his 401(k) and switched jobs without repaying the loan.

"It would relieve her heart to know that her children could get a rebate from the hardship that she went though," Mrs. Haynes-George, 69, said.

Kermit should take a look at the carnage in the alternative energy space to get a look at true hardship.

"… in government … sometimes you are in a … place … so remote, and you don't get risk allowance … those who get hardship allowance get a maximum of KES 1300 (US$16.6) and something, that KES 1000 (USD 12.8) can it allow me to work in North Eastern?

During the filming of Lone Survivor, he ate handfuls of dirt to get an idea of the hardship endured by Navy Seals under fire from the Taliban.