Sentence examples for present hardship from inspiring English sources

The proposed hike would ease present hardship, not abolish it.

Your organization might more effectively devote its money and time not just to mitigating present hardship but also to addressing its causes.

I am sure at that point I may need a moment alone – which shouldn't be a problem…" In his present hardship, cold and peril, nine days out from Cape Town on his way to Wellington, Stanmore-Major reminded himself how our ancestors came to celebrate the solstice of the northern winter.

While many think of legal weed as an unmitigated good, and while it has improved economies in several situations, legalization and regulation could present hardship for some.

The hope of these lawyers is that witnesses will become unavailable or simply disgusted and stop coming to court, as their appearances often present hardships for them.

For many, the steeper steps and low entranceway handrail present a hardship and even a hazard.

A new advocacy group, Consumers for Paper Options, argues that the move will present a hardship for many elderly check recipients.

One bill (H.R. 906) would present extreme hardship to asbestos victims and their families, violating their privacy and delaying or denying legitimate claims so that dying victims – many of whom are Navy vets exposed while working on ships – are never compensated.

That sounds awesome!' " Going meatless presents little hardship in New York City.

'Death Line' is like a grittier, true-life 'Beauty and the Beast.' That and 'Cronos' present the hardships of the everyday life of a monster.

"Having to pay $100 million clearly presents a hardship for a county that's just emerging from its financial crisis," said the deputy county executive, Arthur A. Gianelli.