Sentence examples for hardships facing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Agha's home in exile reflects the hardships facing refugees here.

The museum's director, Brent D. Glass, said the acquisition was "especially significant considering the current economic hardships facing Americans today".

Agbenyo says the party recognises the hardships facing Ghanaians and believes it has "laid the foundations for economic takeoff".

The 1929 book has enjoyed a resurgence of popularity in Japan amid the financial crisis and hardships facing the nation's young.

Some have stopped going to school altogether, as much because of the threat of violence as because of the economic hardships facing their families.

I wouldn't dare to assume that I was qualified to comment on the issues and hardships facing trans people, or feminists for that matter.

I don't mean to minimize the hardships faced by American families.

But your emphasis on luxury misses the many hardships faced by these communities.

His purpose is to humanise the coffee experience by bringing to life the hardships faced by labourers.

But 20 minutes into their PowerPoint presentation on the hardships faced by new graduates, the judges grew restless.

Mrs. Smith's experience also gives an idea of the hardships faced by those who have the surgery.