Sentence examples for hardship posed from inspiring English sources

"The hardship posed by the loss of one's means of transportation, even in a city like Chicago, with a well-developed mass transportation system, is hard to calculate," Judge Terence T. Evans wrote for a unanimous three-judge panel of the appeals court.

There are people that are elderly or ill and there's a huge hardship posed.

I read with bemusement the hardships posed to couples who found the Bronx Marriage Bureau closed earlier than scheduled.

Yet only a fifth of those with insurance said the cost of their own medical care posed a hardship.

Clay Bavor, vice-president of product management for Google, said that the marketing partnership during the run-up to the movie posed minimal hardship to his staff.

But the new action on Thursday argues that California's most recent waiver undermines federal authority on fuel economy standards and fails to account for costs to automakers, meaning "it is reasonable, therefore, to consider any expected hardship that would be posed to manufacturers if EPA does not withdraw" the waiver.

Did he not back away from abolishing housing and heating subsidies, citing the financial hardship it would pose for Czechs on old-age pensions, such as his mother?

They claimed Mr. Bell's store posed a "financial hardship" to them.

In her ruling, Administrative Law Judge Rosemarie Maldonado said the department had failed to show that accommodating the beard posed an undue hardship.

The Israeli Supreme Court ruled on June 30 that Israel had the right to build a security barrier on occupied territory, but that certain sections posed an undue hardship on Palestinians and had to be rerouted.

Last year, after Indians had made the difference in Senator Johnson's election, the Republican-controlled State Legislature passed a new voter ID law that posed a particular hardship for Indians, who often do not have driver's licenses.