For 46 years the bridge connecting the West Bank with Jordan has been a source of hardships, humiliations and extremely long and unnecessary delays, not to mention cumbersome and exaggerated body and baggage searches.
For most Palestinians, however, the checkpoints are a source of daily hardship and humiliation.
Our findings showed that this condition is associated with exclusion from homeownership in late life, thus adding an additional source of economic hardship to the lives of the elderly particularly women in Europe.
(Female, in her seventies, with diabetes) Cost of accessing health services was frequently mentioned by the participants as a source of economic hardship.
The discriminatory laws against Jews and members of dissenting Christian sects remained a source of widespread injustice, hardship, and resentment.
A senior Downing Street source later suggested the kind of "hardship cases" where the UK could consider taking in refugees might include children who had been orphaned by the war or who had medical needs or mental health problems which could not be dealt with in the camps.
If mishandled, credit cards can quickly turn from a powerful financial tool to a source of financial pain and hardship.
Social credit, the brainchild of British engineer C. H. Douglas, purported to bridge the gap between a society's production and its purchasing power; Aberhart maintained that this gap was the source of Alberta's economic hardships.
But it is also Steuer whose past connections with East Germany's secret police, revealed shortly before the 2006 Olympics, have been a source of major angst and some financial hardship.
The minority (10%) of households with a better source of water are less likely to have hardship financing.
