Sentence examples for hardship war from inspiring English sources

Those in crisis are the people so desperate to escape hardship, war, persecution and poverty that they have made a notoriously treacherous journey to Europe.

DRACE, CROATIA — Despite two decades of hardship, war and a loss of markets, Matko Jasprica has kept his fish farm alive and now hopes to start exporting sea bass and sea bream from Croatia to the European Union.

"It's an amazing story, laced with hardship, war, passion, and craftsmanship -- all this in 89 years".

Her new work of art/politics is grounded in those who, driven by personal dreams, economic hardship, war, family reunification or the unequal conditions of the world, have settled -- without papers -- in another country.

These coping strategies benefit tight-knit communities throughout daily life and in times of hardships, war, and disasters.

He said dealing with hardship in war equipped him for the dirty, painstaking work.

It brought hardship, guerrilla war and the resulting destruction of homesteads, families and communities – many of which never recovered.

Historically, in times of economic hardship and war, people find the theater is always a great means of escape.

Fourth, the once captive nations of Eastern Europe are no longer uniformly passionate about the European Union even though their citizens have more recent memories of dictatorship, hardship and war.

Now in her mid-forties, she is part of an energetic generation in Japan, whose formative years were marked by the hardship of war.

It describes the hardship of war almost incidentally, and, perhaps for that reason, so very convincingly – the quiet slide into austerity during and after both wars in itself is such a compelling story.