Sentence examples for special hardship from inspiring English sources

Ms. Haddad endured a special hardship.

For Ms. Low, 74, a former waitress who has muscular dystrophy, this is a special hardship.

The rule is a special hardship for servicewomen stationed in foreign countries, particularly in a war zone like Afghanistan.

The academics at Johns Hopkins University are tough for any student, but for Paul Rabil, they were a special hardship.

Vast indoor landscapes, of course, do not come cheap, a special hardship for a company whose producer waits tables to make ends meet.

He said that the number of Gazans coming to the agency because of special hardship, defined as earnings of $1.60 a day or less, had increased to 300,000 from 100,000 in the past four years.

While thousands have lost their jobs as a result of the oil spill, the layoffs present special hardships for guest workers, mostly hotel workers and those working in shellfish processing.

With that, some of the most vexatious issues in land-use regulation will be open for new debate: Do zoning and landmarks laws pose special hardships for religious institutions?

The university said it makes no sense that it can consider all sorts of things about an applicant — including special hardships, the ability to play an instrument, the skill of throwing a football — and not consider race.

Although in some periods and in some circumstances work may have become harder and more tedious following technological advance and although the transition from land to factory has often entailed special hardships, the dominant trend has been toward shorter hours and a diminution of the arduousness of labour.

It holds that the main reason people with disabilities encounter special hardships is that they face discrimination akin to that faced by racial or ethnic minorities.