Sentence examples for will be hardship from inspiring English sources

There will be hardship, occupational, medical and possibly educational deferments available.

No doubt, there will be hardship and difficulties at the outset, whether logistical, fiscal, or political, but these need to be weighed against the benefits that accrue over the medium to longer term.

"It should be assumed that there will be hardship if the person is deported or separated from their family and that their family ties, their contributions to the community, need to be taken into account first," she said.

"Even if it reverts to that norm, it will be a hardship.

Tony Wright, the Labour chairman of the Commons public administration committee, said: "There will be individual hardship.

"With the army come roads and then police, and that will be a hardship on everyone," Mr. Gul said.

It will be another hardship in an already trying year; after the March 11th nuclear disaster they had to swelter through the summer with restrictions on air conditioning.

"Governor Rell proposed comprehensive winter heating relief because she knows that unprecedented numbers of Connecticut families will be facing hardship this winter," said Christopher Cooper, a Rell spokesman.

It is one of the greatest collections, and to have it away from here, and not have access to it, will be a hardship".

The group's brief — which pointedly named Barack Hussein Obama as a defendant — contends it will be a hardship for the plaintiffs to buy insurance they don't want or pay monetary penalties.

Opponents of the new rule say that paid sick leave is often a desirable policy in principle, but that the cost of the mandate will be a hardship for many employers, particularly smaller businesses.