Sentence examples for increasing hardship from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of thousands of federal workers face increasing hardship and key government functions are cast into ever-increasing doubt.

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.

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.

Labour MP Kate Green, a patron of Just Fair, said: "The rise in the use of foodbanks clearly reflects increasing hardship and the difficulty families face in making ends meet, as prices rise and incomes fail to keep pace.

"Without exception, all communities in the countries where field research took place associate protected areas with increasing hardships due to restrictions to their livelihood activities, including diminished access to food," said the report, Protected areas in the Congo basin: failing people and biodiversity.

Russia gay lovers photo wins prize Jump to media player A photograph of two gay lovers in St . Petersburg which aims to highlight increasing hardships for homosexuals in Russia, has won the World Press Photo of the Year award.

Channelled through the Swedish International Development Cooperation (SIDA), the $9.9 million contribution comes in response to FAO's appeal for the Sahel as more than 4 million people in the region face increasing hardships following dry spells in 2017 that decimated farmers' crops and livestock.

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

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