Sentence examples for particular hardships from inspiring English sources

Recent months, moreover, have brought particular hardships: high inflation, a patchy monsoon, a slowing economy and vanishing jobs.

And the request — do this for me — would be very effective coming from someone who has suffered particular hardships under the repressive government.

Your childhood has brought you face to face with particular hardships so it's no wonder that bearing witness to the ease with which others go about their seemingly privileged lives can be pretty enraging.

Rural schools, in contrast, which suffer particular hardships because they are often small and isolated and therefore attract less funding and support, stand to gain from the new arrangements and a revised "sparsity measure" that will provide additional funding.

Every time I have done so, however, I have run up against reasonable objections from older people who can point to particular hardships that austerity is inflicting on the most vulnerable elderly people.

But those women face particular hardships, because so many of their sons and lovers and husbands have been lost in World War I. Phoebe's own spouse and fellow forward-thinking scientist, Michael, died 10 years earlier after contracting measles.

We cannot see that any particular hardship results.

Canada is losing more than $8 million a day because of the bans, creating particular hardship in the prairie provinces.

Now the pact's conditions are causing particular hardship for the German economy, which needs anything but fiscal tightening.

Churches have consolidated or closed — a particular hardship for older people, who tend to be avid churchgoers.

The Bangladeshi community is singled out as enduring particular hardship with more than half of all households headed by a Pakistani or Bangladeshi experiencing poverty.