Sentence examples for problems of hardship from inspiring English sources
With unemployment falling rapidly now, it is hard to explain such problems of hardship without reference to benefit cuts that are already under way.
There are problems of hardship and suffering on the side of the Palestinians, but to blame Israel as an apartheid state is lazy and ignores the responsibilities that lie with every party, including the government of the Palestinian people.
But, while condemning the violence, he acknowledged the authorities' duty to "resolve the problems of social hardship which are at the roots of the protest".
The archdiocese's participation is part of a recent push by Archbishop Dolan to focus more attention in the church on the problems of economic hardship and the importance of living wages.
Given the criticism that both President Obama and French President Sarkozy are facing over how they proceeded with the use of force, the Libyan intervention may only serve to hide the problems of economic hardship on both sides of the Atlantic.
"We are happy that the government listened to us, and our trust in the government and the enforcement of law is growing; now we know that there is someone who hears our voices and who can be relied on in times of hardship and problems," he said.
Ask around to learn if the person may have been experiencing some sort of hardship, drug problem, or might have mentioned not wanting to see or speak to you.
Vote From Home is an unaffiliated political action committee founded in 2008 to address the problems of lack of voter education, hardships like poverty that prevent voters from casting their votes and inequalities in our voting system.
Stuart Burgess, the chairman of the Commission for Rural Communities, said the chocolate-box perception of village life disguises real problems and hardship.
While we face a clear problem in reducing our national debt, here lies an opportunity to be innovative in the face of hardship.
Problems of aging in survivorship, disparities and financial hardship.
