Sentence examples for hardship causing from inspiring English sources

The extraordinary built-in payment delay faced by people who move onto universal credit (UC) - we might call it UC's Long Hello - is triggering debt, hunger and hardship, causing "serious detriment" to vulnerable claimants, according to welfare advisers and landlords.

The Cuban blockade, however ineffectual politically, and hardship causing for the Cuban populace, has kept certain parts of mid-century life intact in a way which can be dizzying to a 64- year-old who grew up in that era.

Despite financial hardship, causing his sisters and him to share a single room, he had a relatively carefree childhood: he describes it as "[a time when] I had no responsibility in my life, I played football on the street with cousins and friends, and we never had any contact with drugs or violence".

While hardship causes some people to grow bitter, mentally strong people let adversity make them better.

More movingly, some MPs gave an insight into the hardship caused by prejudice.

In Algeria in 1988 and Jordan in 1989, economic hardship caused rioting in the streets.

However, an extended period of economic hardship caused Palauans to reconsider this position.

But what brought many out was the hardship caused by the economic embargo of the Hamas-ruled strip.

Democrats made impassioned pleas for the bill as a way to alleviate hardship caused by the nation's economic woes.

It says the increase is driven largely by hardship caused by benefit delays, welfare reform and low pay – and that the problem of hunger was getting worse.

Labour's Pamela Nash said: "Nothing has shocked me more as an MP … than the sheer scale of anxiety and hardship caused by the flawed work capability assessments".