Sentence examples for temporary hardships from inspiring English sources

Through the temporary hardships they dwelt imaginatively in the grandeur that would inevitably mark their future.

In the long run, the global impact of El Niño can be reduced by greater integration of international food markets and improved global access to financial instruments, like crop insurance, that help families cope with these temporary hardships.

Millions more are either delinquent or otherwise delaying payments due to temporary hardships, allowing their burdens to grow as interest accumulates on top of their loan balances, according to the Department of Education.

It's distressing, of course, and it can create temporary hardships.

And we're not talking about temporary hardship.

Worse, a deep labor recession, like this one, may be more than a temporary hardship.

Joblessness is the main reason homeowners fall behind, so alleviating such temporary hardship is crucial to curbing foreclosures.

The Department of Health and Human Services has introduced a "temporary hardship exemption" for those whose insurance plans were canceled due to the implementation of Obamacare.

It wasn't that Jennifer Song Kim liked moving so often, but that moving was a small and temporary hardship far outweighed by the chance to live in a new neighborhood.

To protect those who may be struggling to find replacement plans, Health and Human Services secretary Kathleen Sebelius said she had introduced a "temporary hardship exemption" that will enable those affected to either go without insurance or purchase only threadbare coverage without being penalised.

In that context Sandy's effect on the New York jazz ecosystem seems likely to register as a substantial but temporary hardship — not the game changer it may be in the Chelsea gallery district, or a still-unfolding disaster, as on Staten Island and parts of Long Island and New Jersey, among other places.