Sentence examples for misery it has from inspiring English sources

They need to be honest with their own voters about the misery it has caused.

I'm not sure the government is aware of the hardship and misery it has caused.

For if prostitution's history across the centuries has indeed been plagued with tales of exploitation, who is to blame for the misery it has caused?

During the so-called Little Ice Age, the advance of the glaciers caused widespread misery; it has been estimated that in the mid-eighteenth century nearly a third of the country's population died of starvation or associated ills.

And then the question so urgently pressed in the weeks and months before the earthquake will return: What can the international community do to help Haiti create a future different from the generations of misery it has known?

As someone with first-hand experience of the contentious work-capability assessment process she is vocal about the misery it has inflicted on people with "hidden or fluctuating" conditions, in particular.

He added: "We had hoped that the government would respond to these demands or at least acknowledge the failure of its policies, which led Iraq to a level of misery it had not seen in modern history.

And yet nothing in the past — not even the return of the Saints to the Superdome in 2006, transforming it from the venue of misery it had been after Hurricane Katrina, nor the stellar season that followed — quite measures up to what has gone on here for the last five days.

Although increasingly on the defensive, and quite willing to say that the great Communist experiment had not only failed but had been doomed from the start, Mr. Hobsbawm refused to recant or, many critics complained, to face up to the human misery it had created.

Obama succeeded George W. Bush, a two-term President whose misbegotten legacy, measured in the money it squandered and the misery it inflicted, has become only more evident with time.

Think of all the places it's been, all the hands that have touched it, the people who have spent it, the happiness it may have bought, the sadness and misery it may have caused.