Sentence examples similar to predictable hardship from inspiring English sources
The stated intention of that strategy was to force the average Palestinian to "reconsider" her vote when faced with deepening hardship; its failure was predictable, and the new overt military aggression and collective punishment are its logical fulfillment.
The president is angry that the press is telling the stories of farmers who are facing financial hardship because of the predictable retaliation by other countries to his tariffs.
A further worry is that software and hence startups are eating not just the world but jobs, too.Ask founders why they put up with the hardships, and they reply with predictable enthusiasm.
In the lands of Southern Europe, used to getting by with wile and guile, the prospect of hardship seems all the more bitter, illuminating, as it does, what outsiders cast as an all-too-predictable national failure to live up to the membership rules of the euro club devised and invigilated by hard-nosed Germany in particular.
In the lands of southern Europe, used to getting by with wile and guile, the prospect of hardship seems all the more bitter, illuminating, as it does, what outsiders cast as an all-too-predictable national failure to live up to the membership rules of the euro club that were devised and watched over by hard-nosed Germany in particular.
"Hardship happens to you.
Shoushi clearly has seen hardship upon hardship.
