Sentence examples for hardship inducing from inspiring English sources

For most people this constitutes a constant hardship, inducing a rebellion and fretfulness against life.

This budget is set to be the most regressive, hardship-inducing, inequality-generating, public squalor-causing, global-warming budget of modern times – worse even than his growth-strangling 2010 budget.

Europeans gave their diplomats hardship pay to induce them to serve in vaporous Washington.

Legal and moral issues often entangle to facilitate discrimination against those who earn a living in adult work, or at least complicate their lives in ways that induce hardship.

For a second consecutive year the combined impact of adverse weather, lack of timely availability of inputs and severe economic constraints in Zimbabwe have induced hardship and food insecurity among both rural and urban populations.

Right now, he has concluded that small military victories in the Donbas generate more than enough political capital in Russia to offset the Russian public's disdain for the hardships of sanctions-induced austerity.

Poor psychological and economic well-being can induce cognitive disruption [ 32, 33] and prolong recovery from deep hardship by creating comorbid and chronic health effects [ 33- 37].

It suggested the Palestinian Authority was "inducing turmoil, chaos, and instability," and it criticized the Israeli Army for inflicting "severe hardships" on Palestinian civilians through the use of curfews and other measures.

The hardships of the fourteenth century induced a search for scapegoats.

"Hardship happens to you.

Shoushi clearly has seen hardship upon hardship.