Sentence examples for how much hardship from inspiring English sources

Another is to convey a story about a friend's parent who did not take the necessary measures and how much hardship was caused for those children.

Quite how much hardship the three remaining contestants are having to endure was today in doubt after press reports suggested they enjoyed £250-worth of fine food and wine.

It's unclear how much hardship this move will cause developers (Google makes it sounds like a natural progression and integration), but it definitely doesn't make sense for there to be competing ad serving technologies within the same organization.

Japanese officials will need to decide whether people should be allowed to return to these areas (and hot spots with even higher radiation levels) and explain the risks, says Hoffman. "It depends on how much hardship is associated [with long-term evacuation].

I'm never one to put down others' work, because I know how much hardship, blood and tears go into making a film, creating a piece of art, or designing a line.

This person always comes to you when having problems for advice, and lets you know in no uncertain terms how much hardship they are going through (often blown well out of proportion to the facts).

Among the various guests that day was none other than our country's most aggressively online son, Donald Trump Jr., who took the opportunity to talk about his dick, his father's dick, how the two compare, and just how much of a hardship it is to be surrounded by Playboy Playmates when you have a pregnant wife in tow. .

It doesn't say how much, or who, or what hardship wins the award for the most suffering.

So our nervousness deals more with his ability to adjust overseas (though we know he will do well), the potential of hardship, and how much we will miss him.

A lot of the story is about certain questions one faces as a parent: how to handle hardships, and how much to encourage and support the whims of your children.

How can one man endure so much hardship?