Sentence examples for hardship found from inspiring English sources

He was a man who, despite having experienced earlier periods of intense hardship, found great joy in life and was gifted with an immensely positive and exuberant personality.

African resentment of wartime hardship found expression in the millennial Watchtower movement, which inspired rebellion among the Mambwe in the northeast.

Founded in 2004 by Kennedy Odede, who was raised in Kibera, Shofco aims to combat the hardships found in slums by establishing initiatives that uplift the community.

29 30 Cheng et al used a subjective SES indicator (economic hardship) and found that Chinese who reported economic hardship were more likely to rate a lower SRH.

After great hardship, they found the outlet of Lake Victoria from which the Nile issued (July 1862).

Having a hard time overcoming the humiliation and hurt of a lifetime, in ensuing decades of great hardship, Eckford found scant comfort in Ms. Bryan Massery's gesture.

Only education and economic hardship were found to be related to PCS12 scores for elderly women.

In this study, economic hardship was found to be more strongly related to mental than physical HRQOL.

In Olympic Games past, the effort to lure female viewers led to gauzy biographies focusing on personal hardships usually found on the Lifetime channel.

When you read about the hardships I found people enduring while I was researching my book – the skipped meals, the lack of medical care, the occasional need to sleep in cars or vans – you should bear in mind that those occurred in the best of times.

Among men with very severe economic hardships we found a five-fold increase in odds for psychological distress and a ten-fold risk of severe anxiety and a six-fold use of antidepressant medications, compared with men without economic hardships.