Sentence examples for worst hardship from inspiring English sources

Then the poor looked to President Franklin Roosevelt as a shield from the excesses of capitalism and his New Deal to alleviate the worst hardship.

Over the months I discovered that if I could recreate small moments of home that would carry me (in my imagination) to times and places and people I loved, then the worst hardship could be endured.

As might be expected, the worst hardships were experienced by retailers west of Broadway and north of Liberty Street, the area closest to the World Trade Center.

The UN, through its supervised oil-for-food programme that allows Iraq to sell limited amounts of oil to buy food and medicines, has worked to alleviate the worst hardships.

When confronted with a politics that offered to very slightly ameliorate their worst hardships, rather than make their lives good, they could hardly wait to lower their expectations in favour of something drudgingly unambitious.

They come as Zimbabwean children are faced with some of the worst hardships confronting children anywhere in the world.

When the Greeks are undergoing the worst economic hardship to affect any industrial nation for decades, it is characteristically tasteless of Chancellor George Osborne to go on about how, thanks to his "long-term plan", we in Britain have been spared the fate of that unfortunate country.

Is this kind of like the worst economic hardship for us?

Because Nigeria is a major U.S. oil supplier, political unrest in Africa's most populous nation could result in price increases at American gas pumps, which would be at best an annoyance and at worst a hardship.

The worst of those hardships occurred in 1819, when Gen. Juan Ramón Balcarce, supporter of the revolution, burned Rosario to the ground.

If the worst happens, make sure your hardship form is completed and filled in ASAP and hand it in to the jobcentre, so you get at least some money to live on.