Sentence examples for hardship because of from inspiring English sources

Ms. Allen helps taxpayers who face eviction or hardship because of problems with the tax agency.

This will lead to vastly greater hardship because of the initial and long-term expense of housing as a good.

He also took pains to portray New York as a state suffering economic hardship because of the terrorist attacks.

Their lawyer said in court that the motorist would suffer "extreme hardship" because of lost income if they lost their licence.

"If any team has a financial hardship because of our labor agreement that they can't be competitive, we have to make sure our revenue sharing fixes it".

"The fact that the applicant is claiming hardship because of the High Line rankled some folks in the community," said Brad Hoylman, chairman of the community board.

"Fishermen in the Northeast are facing financial hardships because of the unexpectedly slow rebuilding of fish stocks," Rebecca Blank, the acting secretary of commerce, said in a statement.

Throughout the struggle for independence and later internal civil wars the town endured many hardships because of its location between Buenos Aires and the interior provinces.

In fact, in the last few years, there have been reports of families who have faced financial hardships because of higher property taxes.

She didn't look like her classmates and went through hardships because of it, she said, but her parents wouldn't let her complain.

"In general I've been told by my higher-ups that this year you will not eradicate there, because people have suffered a lot of hardships because of the fighting," Mr. Mangal said.