Sentence examples similar to unequal hardships from inspiring English sources
Her new work of art/politics is grounded in those who, driven by personal dreams, economic hardship, war, family reunification or the unequal conditions of the world, have settled -- without papers -- in another country.
In today's high-unemployment, low-wage and deeply unequal economy, childless adults are not immune to severe hardship and should not be disqualified from help.
They suggest Britain needs a Labour or Labour-led government to meet unprecedented challenges, saying: "A financial system still too big to fail, austerity causing unnecessary hardship to those already at the bottom of massively unequal society, climate change flooding people's homes, and a democratic system that seems pretty irrelevant to any of these problems".
Britain faces unprecedented challenges: a financial system still too big to fail or jail; austerity causing unnecessary hardship to those already at the bottom of a massively unequal society; climate change flooding people's homes; and a democratic system that seems pretty irrelevant to any of these problems.
While she refused to condemn students turning to sex work, she said: "I think it is concerning that [websites like Sponsor a Scholar] seek to capitalise on the poverty and financial hardship of women students and sexualises what is undoubtedly intended to be an unequal power dynamic … to exploit the fact that women students are in dire financial situations in pursuit of an education".
Upon arrival, these families confronted immediate hardship, including intense discrimination, a lack of affordable housing, limited access to health care, unequal schooling and an increasingly stratified job market.
Education is unequal, too.
These unequal systems produce unequal results.
