Sentence examples for less hardship from inspiring English sources

And they suffer less hardship than the earlier group, with "only" 41% living below the poverty line, compared with 48% in 1997.

"Research has found that grown-up children with elderly parents suffer less hardship if they have siblings, because there are more people to share the burden," he says.

Older adults encountered less hardship to wear wrist devices; therefore, this type of device design impressed them substantially [37].

I would be this way regardless of whether I had more or less hardship in my life, and I think most "good girls" would say the same.

ATHENS, June 27 (Reuters) - Gunmen driving a van packed with gas canisters firebombed the Athens headquarters of Microsoft on Wednesday, underscoring the threat of instability as Greece asks for more time and less hardship in cutting its crippling debt.

Therefore, the range of total scores possible per scale is 9 to 63, with a higher score responding to less hardship and less impact of nausea or vomiting on daily life [ 42].

FOR most people, being asked to boycott beluga caviar is less a hardship than a joke.

Surveys by the Commonwealth Fund have found that Medicare beneficiaries report fewer problems obtaining medical care, less financial hardship due to medical bills, and higher satisfaction with their coverage than do workers insured by private employers.

But multiple studies have shown that the net effect of the Affordable Care Act has been better access to care and less financial hardship because of medical bills.

Elderly Chinese men were more likely to have a higher educational level, live in a self-owned house, have a lower monthly income and a higher monthly expenditure, report less economic hardship, and have a higher level of occupation than similarly aged women.

Liquidating your big-ticket items now will mean less financial hardship for you later on.