Sentence examples for hardship about from inspiring English sources
Except for some modest payments in a period of personal hardship about a decade ago, she has not accepted corporate consulting fees, Ms. Pak said.
They've taught me about choosing joy over hardship, about embracing my own silliness, about how to work on things I needed to work on to in order to become the person I want to be.
But one of the hardships about life in Fukushima -- and indeed all of Japan now -- is that no one can ever know where radiation hotspots lie with any certainty, because radiation is carried by wind or running water.
"About 80 percent of my songs are about hardship," said Aojie a Ge, a Beijing-based musician from the Yi minority of southwest China.
Anglo American Platinum has offered them only a one-time "hardship allowance" of about $230 if they agreed to return to work.
She tells how owning a wood stove is a pleasure, not a hardship, and about the pride a stove-owner feels in being independent of fuel dealers and oil sheikhs.
43 percent call it a "serious hardship" -- about the same number as in July 2008, the last time gas prices hit $4.00 a gallon.
As before, the effect of income poverty on health status was reduced (β = .16); a.04 decrease in strength of association, but the decline was not as large compared with that for the hardship model (about a 20 percentage-point decline).
"The truth of the matter is that blacks know that whatever hardships have come about in the past twenty years have not come about because of whites," Washington Sansole said.
The existential hardship and terror brought about by the use of explosive weapons in populated areas drives desperate civilians from their war-ridden home regions.
