Sentence examples for impossible hardship from inspiring English sources

Out are the sturdy reminders of how the likes of Alexander and Shackleton led their men through impossible hardship; in are the exhortations to executives to examine their inner selves.

And the Japanese people have been magnificent, enduring impossible hardships with dignity and grace.

He was an instinctive, natural leader who somehow inspired others to share impossible hardships with him.

It's almost impossible to overestimate the hardship of Carver's early adulthood, in which he struggled to educate himself and get food on the table while stealing every spare minute in which to write.

But it's impossible to disentangle this very real hardship from the market mentality it seems to have spawned.

There is modesty in their decorum, fortitude in their mien and a resilience in their capacity to endure hardship that is almost impossible to believe.

You may also have a telephone interview if you are disabled, or if you have a hardship that makes it impossible for you to show up physically for the interview.

Such hardships make it almost impossible for Christians to sustain and expand their communities, advocates say.

Under the law, all Americans who can afford it are expected to obtain health insurance, unless they have experienced some hardship that would make it impossible.

You can't excise them in bankruptcy court unless you can prove "undue hardship" – something considered an almost impossible standard to meet – so you are on the hook for life.

Many Palestinians, anyway, do not rely on PNA-acquired funding to survive and for these the hardship created by the sanctions is not impossible to withstand.