Sentence examples for hardship of course from inspiring English sources

Hardship, of course, may be a matter of voters' perspective.

Romney himself experienced none of this hardship, of course, but Jews who didn't live through the Exodus are still shaped by it.

(A study by Jonathan Rothwell, an economist at Gallup, provoked some of the most recent back-and-forth, after Rothwell concluded that "Trump's popularity cannot be neatly linked to economic hardship"). Of course, the debate is not confined to academics and journalists.

Current economic hardships, of course, are partly to blame.

The hotel's overall décor reflects the character of a traditional Maltese farmhouse without the attending hardships, of course.

Optimism in the face of hardship is, of course, one of the glories of America's immigrant history.

To a soundtrack of howling winds and crashing waves visitors are invited to "confront the formidable challenge Shackleton and his men faced": a taste of electronic salt spray for a public still in thrall to old-fashioned hardship and adventure providing, of course, there's a gift shop nearby.

Educational and income levels affect lifestyle, diet, stress and general hardship levels and, of course, general health and access to health care, so that the social causation hypothesis is speculatively invoked to explain this association [27]: lower SES brings stress and other disease mediators that increase the incidence or duration of illness.

Between the pains of oppression and the hardships of liberation, I of course prefer the latter.

Thing number one: I've had hardships in my life, of course, but none of them has been based on the color of my skin (or my sexual orientation or my economic status...) I don't know what it's like to be profiled--pulled over for no apparent reason, followed in a store, bullied, accused of "taking someone's spot" because of affirmative action, stereotyped.

But at the same time, Crooklyn didn't shy away from the ugliness and hardships of life, which can of course be a harder burden on the lower class as shown in its later half involving a loss.