Sentence examples for most hardship from inspiring English sources
Psychologists studying people's reactions to Hurricane Katrina in 2005 and the 2010 Chilean earthquake said that those who suffered the most hardship were more likely to call it "an act of god".
The Heating-Oil Effort WASHINGTON, Jan . 25(Reuters) -- The federal heating-oil assistance that the president talked about today will amount to millions of dollars to low-income families in Alaska and the Northeast, who, Mr. Clinton said, have experienced the most hardship this winter.
They say the scariest ghosts are the ones who've seen the most trauma, the most hardship, the most grief – and while Barrymore is the UK's former favourite light entertainer, he's seen some shit.
That doesn't mean being trans is ever easy, even for rich and famous trans people like Caitlyn Jenner, but slapping a label of "brave" on every single one of us does a disservice to those who have the most hardships to overcome.
He had arrived here five years earlier as an Afghan refugee, a traumatised teenager who had endured the most horrific hardship as he travelled across Europe to be re-united with his brother.
I admit it really hasn't been until my most recent hardship, a devastating heartbreak, that pushed me to get serious about getting healthier -- both physically and spiritually.
This budget is set to be the most regressive, hardship-inducing, inequality-generating, public squalor-causing, global-warming budget of modern times – worse even than his growth-strangling 2010 budget.
Most met with hardship and hostility, some with hurricanes.
"Here," she said, "there is a real winter, not the most spectacular in hardship our country has to offer, but real nevertheless".
The fact Serena has been forced to consider her race throughout her professional life – and never more than on home soil (see: Indian Wells) – is a hardship most of her competitors have never had to bother with and makes what she has accomplished all the more impressive.
The answer is 'no.' Even in these times of economic hardship, most companies are dedicated to, what is known as, 'corporate social responsibility' (CSR).
