Sentence examples for increase hardship from inspiring English sources

McCreevy, one of his country's most right-wing politicians, has a dishonourable history of promoting policies that would increase hardship.

He also put a cap on housing benefit, which chief executive of South Yorkshire housing association, Tony Stacey, said "can only increase hardship".

This would not only increase hardship and destitution in recessions, but also would further weaken a slumping economy and lead to the loss of many more jobs.

All this will increase hardship for the 40percentt of Yemen's 23 million people who live on less than $2 a day and a third of whom suffer chronic hunger.

That means increased hardship for the Iranians, with no end in sight.

Pattison added that "the grim outlook of increasing hardship for young people stands in stark contrast with Osborne's treatment of the rich.

The current pay-as-you-go model for social care is putting increasing hardship on all but the most well off.

Those who decide to serve in the military would be given more money and benefits than their peers in recognition of the potential for increased hardship and risk.

Tim Wu at the New Yorker wrote recently that the increasing hardship can be put down to premeditated malice by the airlines themselves.

The officials said the United States was not striving to bring down the regime, but that if North Korea refuses to change course it would face increasing hardship and could be confronted by the prospect of economic collapse.

"There is no doubt that the children, families and adults that we work with are going to experience ever-increasing hardship and the college closure is yet another blow for our social work colleagues and for service users.