Sentence examples for ongoing hardship from inspiring English sources

Hip-hop has been here many times before, turning and turning on the question of whether riches and fame, dispensed to a lucky few, are fair reparation for the ongoing hardship of millions.

"That this House recognises that the government of Fiji is making all reasonable efforts to restore democracy; believes that in the light of ongoing hardship being endured by its businesses, there is no justification for Fiji's continued suspension from the Commonwealth; and, therefore, urges the Government to arrange a ministerial visit in order to help prepare for and assist its readmission".

Sadly, a landscape of loss often cultivates ongoing hardship.

Yet, while this may point to the nonviolent achievements of the Tunisian revolution, it simultaneously sharpens the awareness of the enormity of the country's ongoing hardships.

The tournament was a source of happiness for many residents – not because all of them are football fans, but because this was the first occasion for the community to come together in celebration, despite the obvious and ongoing hardships of camp life.

Making his first visit to Iraq in 14 years for the occasion, Mr. Al-Sahir launched his new song "Together for Children", calling on all segments of Iraqi society to come together to turn the ongoing hardships faced by Iraq's children into opportunities for them.

But plenty of things make his regime look fragile: his youth; his bloody purge last year of his uncle and other rivals; ongoing economic hardship; and North Korea's increasing access to information from China and the South.The fear of a political implosion in the North provides the subtext to Miss Park's proposals.

Some investigators have hypothesized that "incomplete mourning" makes one more vulnerable to anniversary reactions, but it's hard to say, especially in a situation of catastrophic loss and ongoing horrific hardship, like Haiti's, what "complete mourning" might be.

In addition to ongoing economic hardship, South Sudan experienced a 21-year period of armed conflict.

Although not explored in detail by this study, participants discussed some coping strategies to manage their ongoing economic hardship.

Although many of the daily stressors arose from the experience of war, most salient to the participants were the impact of ongoing needs and hardships.