Sentence examples for persistent hardships from inspiring English sources

They talked about several cases and the persistent hardships Ms. Ismailov's clients had endured.

Elsewhere, the quotidian details of childhood are juxtaposed with the persistent hardships of the war.

Nevertheless, findings from a longitudinal study of Southeast Asian refugees resettled in Canada indicate that persistent socio-economic hardship, particularly unemployment and poor host language proficiency, may predict depression even 10 years after resettlement [ 11].

The circumstances surrounding poverty — tight financial challenges, instability of income and expenses, low savings, no insurance, and several other stressors — translate into persistent and cognitively taxing hardship for people in poverty contexts.

As criminal justice policies make it harder for someone with a felony conviction to stay out of the system--and essentially ensure worse health outcomes, economic hardships and instability persistent racial bias at every step makes the impacts of these policies on communities of color both a public safety and moral issue.

Bad harvests, persistent inflation, and unemployment caused hardship and a loss of public morale.

Some of those — economic hardship, family breakdown, the persistent antagonism between management and labor — linger in the background, much as the country's ethnic and religious divisions shadowed "A Prophet," Mr. Audiard's galvanic 2010 prison drama.

These risks were persistent even after controlling for family hardship and childhood psychiatric disorders.

Material hardship was one of the most persistent risk factors from baseline to termination.

Prepare yourself for the potential hardships that lie ahead, but be patient and persistent.

Persistent shortfalls in recruited female health workers in Afghanistan, despite a doubling of the hardship allowance for female staff, posed a major obstacle for access of women to health care.