Sentence examples for hard sacrifice from inspiring English sources

In a sense the nomination of Eisenhower was an act of hard sacrifice and self-denial for most delegates.

Writing from the Convention a month later, Rovere reported that electability was more important to the delegates than policy positions: In a sense, the nomination of Eisenhower was an act of hard sacrifice and self-denial for most delegates.

It's a hard sacrifice," Elizabeth said of their service.

The American Dream, which has driven our country to such economic heights by providing the impetus for people to work hard, sacrifice, and persevere, is under direct attack.

That doesn't mean that they didn't work hard, sacrifice a great deal, don't have astonishing practices, aren't great teachers, and aren't ingenious entrepreneurs that found interesting ways to share the tools of yoga and its wonderful heritage and messages.

We want all the accoutrements of a prosperous lifestyle -- and we don't want to have to work too hard, sacrifice too much, or take any chances to obtain these benefits for ourselves and our kids.

Adopting the euro required hard sacrifices here that stand in sharp contrast to reports of overspending and mismanagement in Greece.

Rogers is simply "greenwashing" his company, saying all the right things so he can wear the mantle of the revolutionary without having to make the hard sacrifices.

We live outside normal life, we make hard sacrifices,' says Adassinsky, who spent five years training with Slava Polunin of Snowshow fame, before creating his own company.

And while Peaty may have been happy enough to slack off one of the two, the other felt a harder sacrifice to make.

Unwillingly, they are now getting ready to chuck the D-mark for the euro, in some ways an even harder sacrifice for eastern Germans who were able to join the D-mark club only in 1990, after decades of yearning.