Sentence examples for level of hardship from inspiring English sources

And measures of consumption among the elderly, these experts say, have not shown a rising level of hardship.

"The real difficulty is that we do realize that there is going to be a level of hardship imposed on low-income tenants," he said.

Deaf, blind, dumb and crippled, these two companions shared a level of hardship that ought to have forged a bond for life.

"There's a whole level of hardship that's not being captured by the employment data, including the unemployment numbers," said Mark Levitan, a senior policy analyst at the Community Service Society of New York.

And frankly, if you can sit on a film set, and have green tea and almonds brought to you, your appetite for that level of hardship is slightly diminished".

In addition to injury, Neanderthal remains show elevated developmental stress, suggesting an elevated level of hardship during childhood and throughout life (e.g., Ogilvie et al. 1989; but see Guattelli-Steinberg et al. 2004).

In the end, the similarities between the two groups were striking: both sets of families remained poor, with low wages and high levels of hardship, like lacking money to buy food.

"I became mesmerized by the extraordinary levels of hardship these men were prepared to endure," Worsley later wrote in a book, "In Shackleton's Footsteps," which was published in 2011.

Campaigners have published a child poverty map of the UK, which they said showed "shocking levels of hardship" across the country.

However, these methods fail to recognize that a uniform threshold might represent varying levels of hardship.

Crude mean scores for variety of combined FV decreased across increasing levels of hardship.