Sentence examples for misery it faces from inspiring English sources

Most of the soccer world will forget about the monetary misery it faces during the next four weeks.

Although David Cameron's agenda for setting up the government's Measuring National Wellbeing programme in 2010 might be open to suspicion, coming as it did six months after winning an election to govern a country facing years of fiscal misery, it's still worth hoping the final results are not skewed for political gain.

Journalists, just like police and lawyers, he said "erect a callous and cynical barrier" to deal with the "misery", they face in their job.

Further figures corroborate the misery now facing migrants, with local charities revealing that refugees were taken to a special medical unit at the city's hospital 570 times in September alone.

The promise came as Met Office experts warned there was to be no let-up in the flooding misery being faced by many across the country with more wet weather on the way, following another day of high winds and rain yesterday.

In Friday's address, the US secretary of state said Hamas had "condemned those it rules to violence and misery" and now faced a choice.

But it has done democracy a huge disservice during four years when its members lined their pockets, while displaying utter indifference to the misery faced by many Pakistanis.

A Labour government will scrap [it], ending the misery faced by thousands across the country".

He can choose to act and end the misery faced by many, or he can do nothing and continue to favour a privilege a few.

The misery facing Duke (29-6) on Saturday is by design, intended to be a reward from the N.C.A.A. for a successful season.

Flash flooding in many areas has compounded the misery families are facing.