Those who survived face many miseries.
Call the organization a "haven of hypocrites" or "humanity's best hope," tote up its many miseries and few glories.
With my father serving as translator, she let us inside a life of a few triumphs and many miseries.
This town in the remote reaches of northern Uganda has experienced many miseries over the years, from ethnic clashes to a deadly Ebola outbreak.
A third-act roll call of canceled productions — some of which closed before they officially opened — makes one marvel at the stamina of artists who devote themselves to a world of many miseries and few rewards.
If things could be dull or hard, at least there weren't too many miseries to contend with.
Like many whose misery is reflected in violence, he may simply have been drawn to a highly publicized event with a big crowd.
This government has to break with the shameful legacy of the previous regime, which demonised disabled people in receipt of benefits, made life for many a misery, failed to find them work and may well have driven some towards depression and even suicide.
For many, their misery would be over in a week, but the best promise I could give was that I would remember.
"For every roach you save today, you condemn god-knows-how-many to misery tomorrow," says the officer, in what to me felt like deja vu.
