Sentence examples for hardship keeping from inspiring English sources

And while the economic news has been generally bad, one piece of good news is that food stamps have at least mitigated the hardship, keeping millions of Americans out of poverty.

"It was about making light of physical hardship and keeping going until the job was done".

In the piece, freelance journalist Laura Stott writes about the hardship of keeping up with the extravagant lifestyles of her wealthy, successful friends, on her modest journalist's salary.

For example, a landmark designation shields a property from demolition for only three years and even then there is a way out: an owner can seek an exemption by invoking the economic hardship of keeping up a building.

The Bangalore biopharma firm ensured that its 7,000 staffers faced no hardship by keeping the half dozen ATMs on its plant site stocked with cash and running 24-7.

I think it's important to remember that our problems don't add to a friend's hardship; it's keeping them a secret that might.

Despite these hardships, Vonema remains committed to keeping tight control over its borders — even though that requires holding up the dozens of visitors on market days who are crucial to their local economy.

Flemming et al. (2013) calls for recognition of the importance of understanding that why a pregnant women continues to smoke during pregnancy is closely related to the contextual factors explaining why she smoked in the first place: taking a break from daily hardships, dealing with stress, and keeping up social habits [ 43].

I will speak of the needs, the hardships, the struggle to offer care while keeping safe, and the painful choices to keep safe instead of offering care.

When this happens, change your approach and start looking for the lessons your hardship has taught you instead of keeping a tally of who needs to pay for what's happened to you.

Despite the hardships she faced for survival, she persevered, keeping her eyes on the road ahead.