Sentence examples for hardship more from inspiring English sources

"More border closings, separation again between the West Bank and Gaza, economic hardship, more settlements and no prisoners released," he said.

Coal miners have suffered economic hardship more than most, and this swath of central Russia just a few hundred miles north of Mongolia, known as the Kuzbas, is among the hardest hit of all the mining regions.

And a USAToday/Gallup poll released earlier this week found that nearly 7 in 10 said that higher gas prices were causing financial hardship, more than half said that they "have made major changes" to compensate and 21 percent said that the impact is so dramatic that "their standard of living is jeopardized".

"For me to go back to Panama at my age, to start over again, would be a great hardship, more for my family than me," said Mr. Velasquez, 53, who owns a sandwich shop in Philadelphia and is free on bail while appealing his deportation.

"For decades, few things exposed hard-working families to economic hardship more than a broken health care system.

Morsi's yearlong presidency only brought more of the same: more torture, more economic hardship, more polarization and more killings.

In some agencies, that could pose hardships: more than 1,000 employees retired from the Human Resources Administration alone, officials said.

Black people with less wealth and concentrated in majority-Black communities, will endure these hardships more than other Americans.

The absence of studies on healthful eating examining different types of financial hardships is problematic because older people can experience some hardships more than others (Kahn & Pearlin, 2006; Office of National Statistics, 2011).

Hardship is more like it.

And most would agree that the temporary hardship was more than worth it.