Sentence examples for to avoid hardship from inspiring English sources

All the constituencies who might have hoped to avoid hardship are being walloped anyway.

This salary was then subsidised by the state to avoid hardship but with the final pay-out well below normal levels.

The trouble is that when Mr Brown discusses aspiration, he too often seems to be talking about the relatively humble, antiquated aspiration to avoid hardship and injustice, rather than the greedy dreams of the 21st century, which in truth the state can only facilitate rather than actually realise.

The enemy is us -- our collective greed, sense of entitlement, self-centeredness and the desire to avoid hardship at all costs.

If that means offering support while they're going through problems don't abandon them to avoid hardship for yourself.

Such mendicant figures are used to appeal to spirits for health and aid for pregnant women; neighbours, seeing the figure in front of a woman's hut, will fill it with gifts to help her avoid hardship in pregnancy.

"We cannot turn a blind eye to this," Mr. Medvedev said, while adding that sanctions "should be smart" and avoid hardship for the Iranian people.

Who like to be lazy and doing nothing and try to avoid any hardship, any confrontation.

The price is a political issue, and has not been raised to avoid another hardship for Iraqis.

Families would suffer – not just from the financial burden, but also the risk of deportation, if they choose to risk working illegally to avoid economic hardship.

In Europe, for instance, few countries measure a poverty line in the American sense of the minimum income needed to avoid extreme hardship.