How To Use Hardship In A Sentence
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Liz smiles professionally and holds Larry, who wheezes and splutters, enduring his hardship with a stoicism that looks exhausting.
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We have endured hardship in order to provide continuous feedback.
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The idea was to talk to survivors of life's hardships, from concentration camp victims to cancer sufferers.
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Hardships grope for years. If I can anticipate results.
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Especially on the left, the defeat in 1849 provoked a period of reassessment which, together with the hardship and loneliness of political exile, led to some substantial political realignments.
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The hardships have been played down and there are only oblique references to the question of whether or not a ransom was paid.
Times, Sunday Times
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Through their intimate portrayal of the daily struggles of Natividad Nata, her husband Daniel and their children, we discover the true face of hardship, but also Nata's courage and resilience and her family's unfaltering love and unity.
E. Nina Rothe: The Human Rights Watch Film Festival Digs Deep, Asks the Hard Questions
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The hardships of war cloud his childhood memories.
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They say the system is broken and it is creating hardship for day laborers and their families.
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Hardships often prepare ordinary people for an extraordinary destiny. C. S. Lewis
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It is absurd and morally indefensible to continue with a policy that causes so much hardship, misery and wastes councils' time and resources.
Times, Sunday Times
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Despite years of economic hardship due to Western sanctions, the country is not cheap.
The Sun
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Scouts never grouse at hardships nor whine at each other, nor_ swear _when put out, but go on whistling and smiling.
Young Knights of the Empire : Their Code, and Further Scout Yarns
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He has long argued that globalisation and free trade are benign forces that help to lift people out of hardship.
Times, Sunday Times
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Lionel's inheritance also disappears; after separation, hardship, estrangement, and disinheritance, the Tarrants are happily reconciled, but live separately in London.
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Wagons repeatedly broke down on the rutty roads, and men as well as horses were exhausted by the hardships of travel over the long distances.
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The young men had little experience of working with cattle and although they all dressed as stockmen they had no serious interest in learning the trade and no stomach for its hours and hardships.
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Hardship and discontent may declare themselves there, in a victim's revenge.
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The fight for survival was the topical issue in Italy after World War II and privations, hardships and misery were everywhere.
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The discipline of the school was hard, not with the healthy and natural hardships of life in the open air, but with an artificial Spartanism, for it was the time when the Germans, who had suddenly awoke to feelings of patriotism and a love of war to which they had long been strangers, under the influence of a few writers, were throwing all their energies into the cultivation of physical endurance.
Bismarck and the Foundation of the German Empire
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Hardships never come alone.
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For the pioneers who set out to confront these lands, following trailblazers like Daniel Boone, the conquest of the West is a story of courage and hardship that forges the character of America.
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They say that hardship is good for the soul.
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In these stories, the horse accompanies his master through all kinds of hardships and danger.
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Boredom, cold water and unpalatable food are just some of the hardships facing Paul Cleasby, who has now been in Antalya jail for approaching three weeks.
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The government should recognise that it is dealing with people who have suffered hardship and serious worries about whether their mortgages will be paid off.
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Serving a company in a foreign land, for example, is no longer either a privilege or a hardship.
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Through all the hardship, Dunne's humour and candour keeps the book bowling along.
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The gummite, injecting funds into the economy in time of financial hardship GFC, from the Mining revenue is fine, but long term it creates an artificial bench mark which at some point usually goes pop.
Cheeseburger Gothic » Where’s my big fat tax cut?
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The responsibility for unrelenting global crisis and hardship lies more appropriately with a rudderless global financial system drifting hopelessly without a solid anchor.
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He was no stranger to hardship brim of his hat.
Times, Sunday Times
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We ended up spending an additional day in Montanita (not that this was much of a hardship) but it was unfortunately due to (in addition to my oesophagitis) the Ecuadorian equivalent of Deli belly ... nice!
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You are the patron saint of life, your wisdom and sincerity to hold up the sun life, your selfless sacrifice life, heal the wounded bear bitter hardships, pain.
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Both men are currently off sick with stress and also suffering financial hardship.
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He copes well with the sleep deprivation and hardship but the lack of company for more than ten weeks is always a struggle.
Times, Sunday Times
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Even though I live here and I witness daily examples of the hardships people face just trying to survive, the statistics never fail to dishearten me.
Peace Prospects Brighten Children's Dreams in South Sudan
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It is the prayer which enlivens and freshens up a person when hardships bog him down.
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He had stared death in the face, endured unimaginable hardship.
KANDAHAR COCKNEY: A Tale of Two Worlds
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Cuts are having a significant impact, and there is real hardship ahead for people with a learning disability.
Times, Sunday Times
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The thrill of arriving would not be there without the pilgrim journey, and without its hardships.
Times, Sunday Times
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The adventurer recked little of the danger and hardships.
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Colleges are always ready to consider reducing or waiving the fee, where it would cause hardship to the apprentice or their family.
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A lax attitude to accident prevention can not be justified by the perennial excuses of financial hardships and pressure from high work-loads.
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Gradually, as a summer of physical hardship and anxiety and Stalinist betrayals gives way to the wholesale fight for survival, her language is pared down, as is her focus.
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They've been promised their full July salary minus the hardship payment.
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However, while large parts of the world continue to be enclaves of extreme hardship and poverty, despair will take root.
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Rail services to rural areas could be withdrawn without undue hardship.
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She caused untold hardship and misery to millions of families who suffered needless unemployment.
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Apart from the possible financial hardship of retirement many find it hard to adjust to having little to do.
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They are a serious labour of love to make, but worth every thankless hardship a poor commis chef must endure.
Times, Sunday Times
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As the looting following February's earthquake served as an eye-opener to the country's social and economic inequalities, the plight of the trapped miners has again exposed the hardships Chile's poor face in a country where 14 percent of the population lives in poverty, according to the World Bank.
Stacy Torres: How My Father Survived Chile's Mines
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Only in this way can he lead the people of Keembe to defeat endemic poverty and hardship.
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It signifies a _trial_ or _probation_ and affliction, distress or hardship; and particularly an _affliction whereby one is tried, proved, or tested_.
A Critical Exposition of the Popular 'Jihád' Showing that all the Wars of Mohammad Were Defensive; and that Aggressive War, or Compulsory Conversion, is not Allowed in The Koran - 1885
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Economic hardship and nationalism are corrosive forces.
The Collins History of the World in the 20th Century
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After his father was horribly killed in a gasworks accident, the 13-year-old David and his mother were left in considerable hardship.
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In the novel, scenes of daily hardship alternate with those of stronger historical forces colliding: officers of the secret police rounding up suspected counter-revolutionaries as the city's inhabitants starve; ragged soldiers fighting without adequate ammunition or food; officials studying the files of suspects and reading anonymous denunciations through the night in the only heated building in the city; ambitious party bureaucrats eliminating their enemies; idealistic revolutionaries explaining away gross injustices as "historical necessity.
The Revolutionary Novelist
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None appear, a pity because these works show us Johnson at his most invigoratingly ethical, committing himself to hardship as he asks writers to depend on the favors of their own talent and nothing else.
The Powers of Dr. Johnson
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These policies resulted in many elderly and disabled people suffering hardship.
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The headlong rush by the brewers to switch tenants to long leases is creating misery and hardship.
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While there is no hardship pay for working offshore, entry-level roustabouts on the drilling rig still begin at about $30,000 per year.
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No longer will the wealthy traveler have to endure the hardships of airport concourses open to anyone able to buy a ticket.
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Giap was a fine general but he had great troops willing and apparently eager to sustain stupendous hardships for long long periods, and a country behind him in which every citizen worked in essence 12 hours a day 7 days a week for 25 years, for no pay.
Matthew Yglesias » Blockbuster
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Imagine the hardships that will befall the surviving spouse with an assetless trust, especially if restrictions or limits have been placed on the use of the decedent's trust, which is common.
Lapsed Federal Estate Tax Creates Couples Trap
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The atrocious scheme of "assorting" the Jews is nailed down by Vorontzov as "a bloody operation over a whole class of people," which is threatened "not only with hardships, but also with annihilation through poverty.
History of the Jews in Russia and Poland. Volume II From the death of Alexander I. until the death of Alexander III. (1825-1894)
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But the Vietnam he founded is not one that wallows in the injustices and hardships of the past.
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And just as in olden times God called His chief servants from the farmstead and the sheep-run, so even still the men of might have been those whose natures were made strong by youthful hardship and boyish battles.
The Story of Garfield Farm-boy, Soldier, and President
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Poverty entails fear and stress and sometimes depression. It meets a thousand petty humiliations and hardships. Climbing out of poverty by your own efforts that is something on which to pride yourself but poverty itself is romanticized by fools. J. K. Rowling
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He stepped off the train surrounded by a large, furious crowd, fuming at the little man who had brought such hardship to their community.
Ben Brandzel: Rally to Restore Satyagraha?
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On his journey, he endures numerous physical hardships and is tormented with many psychological dilemmas.
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Ghotit was founded by Ofer Chermesh, a lifelong dyslectic and entrepreneur who for years had envisioned in his mind the exact assistive technology solution that would address his writing and reading hardships; and by his friend Dr. Robert Iakobashvili a high performance computing expert that undertook the challenge of translating Ofer's dream into a reality.
Stephen's Lighthouse: Dyslexia
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The world sees the desert as a desolate land offering only hardship and discomfort.
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The generous payments are controversial at a time of economic hardship.
Times, Sunday Times
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You are the patron saint of life, your wisdom and sincerity to hold up the sun life, your selfless sacrifice life, heal the wounded bear bitter hardships, pain.
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The numbers of millionaires and billionaires has grown in direct proportion to the numbers condemned to lives of misery and hardship.
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It cannot be confined to those who suffered financial hardship due to lack of income.
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Wilson speeches often praise the gumption of illegal immigrants who take risks and endure hardships to better themselves and their families.
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He added that lasting hardship is set to undermine centrist politics and fuel the rise of populist politics and politicians.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is absurd and morally indefensible to continue with a policy that causes so much hardship, misery and wastes councils' time and resources.
Times, Sunday Times
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Mickey and Harry (along with one of Haller's ex-wives, on the D. A.'s team) will work to reconvict a man they believe personifies "certain kinds of evil in the world that had to be contained, no matter the hardship.
Death in L.A.; Southern Suspicion; Spenser Gets Artistic
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Their endurance of hardship was something the German soldier, himself no weakling, found a perennial miracle.
IN LOVE AND WAR
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To prove his courage, he told her of his present way of life; Louise had known nothing of its hardships, for there is an indefinable pudency inseparable from strong feeling in youth, a delicacy which shrinks from a display of great qualities; and a young man loves to have the real quality of his nature discerned through the incognito.
Two Poets
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Hardships often prepare ordinary people for an extraordinary destiny. C. S. Lewis
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The non-availability of basic drying and storage facilities at the village level continues to cause immense hardship to farmers.
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A slave might not be ill-treated or subjected to undue hardship.
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Nineteenth-century irrigation pioneers were better suited to endure hardships than settlers who struggled to survive on Federal Reclamation projects after 1902.
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Dauntless in spirit, they became steeled through hardship.
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Even the King and Queen experienced hardship during the war.
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The path is strewn with hardships but also some boons.
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Now if someone offered me a cream cake I would turn it down and it's no hardship.
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In the absence of a profit drive, this is a simple but effective social lubricant, helping to avoid hardship caused by unexpected expenses.
Times, Sunday Times
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But as he explains, it is this hardship that provides a key to understanding the spirit and culture of these tribes.
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After these came a second set; among the most come-at-able of whom were Mr.. and Miss Bates, and Mr.. Goddard, three ladies almost always at the service of an invitation from Hartfield, and who were fetched and carried home so often, that Mr. Woodhouse thought it no hardship for either James or the horses.
Emma
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His family knew hardship after his father was disabled in an accident.
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While the tools of violence have changed the outcome remains the same - killing, suffering and hardship.
Times, Sunday Times
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They have a short life expectancy because of the hardship they endure.
Times, Sunday Times
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I joined the throngs and filed through the labyrinthine chambers and catacombs, past storyboards of a hippopotamus hunt, fowling in the marshes, dwarfs making jewelry, scenes of fishing, gardening, and farming, an ancient catalogue of harmonic balance that reverses the telescope from today's hardships and irredentism.
Richard Bangs: Quest for the Lord of the Nile, Part II
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His reform programme caused economic hardship and ran into much criticism from more conservative elements.
Twentieth Century History - Basic Facts
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As people struggle through financial uncertainty and poverty it makes a mockery of their hardship.
The Sun
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Behind all the pie charts, there are countless anguishing personal stories of betrayal, abandonment, and financial hardship.
Beverly Willett: The Most Pioneering Divorce Reform Effort In 40 Years
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Yet although they did endure minor hardship and took menial jobs, it remained an artificial exercise.
Times, Sunday Times
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Housing benefit provides a cushion against hardship.
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Higher gas prices are creating a financial hardship for millions and millions of Americans.
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What you think of as hardships at the time can actually make you a better person.
Times, Sunday Times
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If Spock lived and continued to champion the cause of reunifying Romulus and Vulcan, and if by virtue of the hardships being felt by people throughout the Empire, his movement gained traction, whom would it harm?
Star Trek: Typhon Pact: Rough Beasts of Empire
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Romantic love will buffer you against life's hardships.
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The pallor is the pallor of hardship, often of the lack of the right kind of nourishment, but the stillness is not the result of inward personal calm and peace.
A Circuit Rider's Wife
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Exceptional cases would be able to apply to a hardship fund that would pay 60-70 per cent of JSA.
Times, Sunday Times
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For many, music serves as an outlet from life's hardships and troubles.
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They have a short life expectancy because of the hardship they endure.
Times, Sunday Times
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Crawling into a cave to hibernate, the bruins survive winters of hardship by going back into the uterine Earth.
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Cinema attendances tend to rise in times of economic hardship, as audiences go in search of relatively inexpensive escapism.
Times, Sunday Times
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That would be scant consolation for the economic hardship that would follow.
Times, Sunday Times
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Yet despite all these obvious hardships, I have strived to remain resilient and I still cling fervently to the hope that one day my country shall rise again.
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The desert landscape is associated in the poetry with elopement, hardship, separation from lover or parents.
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There is no doubt that this full exposure to experience incorporates involvement with pain, suffering, hardship, distress and agonised emotions.
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Copland's populism represented a voluntary retreat from hard-edged modernism in an attempt to reach a wider public at a time of economic hardship.
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In Scotland and beyond football is suffering financial hardship at the moment.
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Even as a child, he walked barefoot on the path full of thorns of hardship and austerity.
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But financial hardship has forced many to use their reserves to make ends meet.
Times, Sunday Times
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Born and reared among the lowly, a stranger to wealth and luxury, compelled to grapple single-handed with the flintiest hardships of life, from tender youth to sturdy manhood, he grew strong in the manly and heroic qualities demanded by the great mission to which he was called by the votes of his countrymen.
Masterpieces of Negro Eloquence The Best Speeches Delivered by the Negro from the days of Slavery to the Present Time
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Found within it the atheling band asleep after feasting and fearless of sorrow, of human hardship.
Beowulf, translated by Francis Gummere
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But not to be able to access a toilet within the precincts of one's home on a long term basis is hardship.
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The suburban railways 'motormen's hunger strike caused enormous hardship to Mumbaikars, out of touch in recent times with bandhs and trade unionism.
Daily News & Analysis
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Consequently, all Jews are intended to experience both the joy and hardship of matrimony, including rabbis.
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Very interesting to the anthropological student is this excursus of Hasan, who after all manner of hardships and horrors and risking his life to recover his wife and children, breaks out into song on the subject of her privities.
The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night
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Beyond the physical hardships of poverty, he worries about the identity crisis that now afflicts the masses of rural immigrants.
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Its hardships and difficulties challenge us to look into our soul so that we can ask how deeply we are willing to trust God.
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He also resented the fact that the movie made light of the hardships that were endured by the diggers.
Times, Sunday Times
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When you're surrounded by people you love and people that love you, the hardships of life become more bearable.
Christianity Today
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It is not so much the embarrassment or hardship of slopping out that is irking these ex-cons - it is more the public impression of what humiliations or hardships such a practice involves.
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Snow depth and spring temperatures in April and May had little impact on breeding phenology of alpine ptarmigan, but delayed snowmelt in June 1995 caused hardship.
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Hardships often prepare ordinary people for an extraordinary destiny. C. S. Lewis
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Real people are suffering real hardship while he enjoys a luxurious lifestyle partly funded by the taxpayer.
The Sun
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If they want to protect their family from financial hardship in case they can no longer earn an income, it seems counter-intuitive to opt for a product with such limited scope for paying out.
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But such a view, it becomes clear, is only a semblance, since outside of carnival time's hope and progress, hardship contradicts festal joy.
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Both these parasitical forms of life are causing distress and hardship to average, hard-working Bermudians.
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All truth be told, despite the fact that we may quarrel about the hardships about living here in Jamaica, I know that I could be far worse off.
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Students may suffer severe financial hardship as a result of the government's decision.
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Misfortunes (or Hardships) never (or seldom) come alone (or singly).
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I looked with misgiving toward the south-west and thought of the six hundred miles of hardship before us — ay, if it were no worse than hardship.
Chapter 27
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So far as tribute was a sign of dependance and inferiority, the impost was a hardship; but for this they who paid it are to be blamed rather than those who received.
Athens: Its Rise and Fall, Complete
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And it is their stories that encourage so many others to endure danger and hardship to reach our shores.
The Sun
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Summer's spiritual hardships are manifest through the oppressive summer heat.
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We have already identified one: The promise of security against economic hardship is highly attractive, so long as one can convince oneself that it is fulfillable and won’t turn the state into an all-powerful master.
A Conspectus of Today’s Democratic Party
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The result of this anomalous position has been that the majority of the disabled have had to suffer great financial hardship.
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Personally, it causes hardship, not only because of the absence of income from work, but also because of the severance of social networks associated with the workplace.
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Payment delays were causing families considerable hardship at a time when farming was already in crisis and future prospects were bleak, he said.
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The hardships have been played down and there are only oblique references to the question of whether or not a ransom was paid.
Times, Sunday Times
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Real people are suffering real hardship while he enjoys a luxurious lifestyle partly funded by the taxpayer.
The Sun
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One-sided sketches of globalization that celebrate its prosperity unforgivably trivialize the poverty and hardship of the vast majority of the world's people.
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And it is their stories that encourage so many others to endure danger and hardship to reach our shores.
The Sun
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The outbreak will impose further hardships on an industry badly hit by BSE in cattle and plummeting livestock prices.
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The hardships of war cloud his childhood memories.
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Apart from the possible financial hardship of retirement many find it hard to adjust to having little to do.
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Despite the hardships, Lynch, a devout Catholic, was stirred by the biblical locales they passed—the ford of Bethabara, where John had baptized Jesus; Nablus, where Yahweh had confirmed his covenant with Abraham; Jericho, of the tumbling walls, where Jesus had healed two blind beggars; and Mount Nebo, where Moses had been granted his bittersweet glimpse of the Promised Land.
Old Salt, Dead Sea
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When he had played till he was tired and went to sleep, he would lie in a bed, in the arms of his nurse, on a soft couch, knowing neither want nor care, whereas now that he has lost his father his lot will be full of hardship -- he, whom the Trojans name Astyanax, because you, O Hector, were the only defence of their gates and battlements.
The Iliad
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That is the sort of dense-skinned ignorance which makes one unspeakably angry -- the ignorance which, because it has heard of or read a letter from some brave-hearted youngster, making light of hardships for his mother's sake, therefore flies to the conclusion that everything written and spoken about the horrors of this war is humbug, and what the Army calls "eyewash" -- a big conspiracy to deceive the people who are not there.
Letters from France
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I cannot think it a hardship that more indulgence is allowed to men than to women
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It redirects funds made through business into combating poverty and hardship for children.
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The hardship that every Navy couple endures when faced with deployment was compounded by a medical diagnosis made just days before the ship sailed.
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His life was touched by hardship and personal tragedy.
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As I said, we are blessed in ways but hardship in other ways, so.
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Dogs on vacation, boarding at the Cedarwild Animal School, were given every opportunity to recuperate from the hardships and wear and tear of from six months to a year and more on the road.
CHAPTER XXVI
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The 1930s was a time of high unemployment and economic hardship in much of the United Kingdom.
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The maximum amount of deferment you can receive for unemployment or economic hardship is 3 years, and that's for the life of the loan.
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Many ‘ordinary priests’, ministering to rural communities far removed from the episcopal and monastic centres, must have suffered as many hardships as the members of their flock.
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Misfortunes (or Hardships) never (or seldom) come alone (or singly).
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For me, it was just telling a story and relating the adventures and hardships while on Everest.
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The applicant also complains that the Minister has, in effect, misapprehended his family circumstances and the hardships that will be caused to his wife and his 14-month-old child if his application fails.
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The world sees the desert as a desolate land offering only hardship and discomfort.
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In some parts of the world, corruption and poverty condemn untold millions to a life of misery and hardship.
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The burden of proof should be upon the employer to demonstrate undue hardship.
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The tax increases will, in the aggregate, cause much hardship.
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A 45-minute guided tour of the ship led by costumed docents highlights the challenges and hardships faced by Columbus and his crew.
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There's a lot of real pain and hardship in this story, but whenever the tale gets too heavy, Townsend busts out one of Adrian's characteristic, tight-assed priggish observations about the world around him and just floors me.
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Some are asked to endure hardships and inconveniences never experienced by most people.
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Supporters claim the policy lies at the heart of their efforts to impose financial hardships on the Castro regime.
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Regardless, the extremist component to the Obama photoshopped photo, again unlike the chimp comparison, is flattering transparent for any the single meaningful or caring about the hardship of black folk in the story of the USA.
Archive 2009-12-01
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In the absence of a profit drive, this is a simple but effective social lubricant, helping to avoid hardship caused by unexpected expenses.
Times, Sunday Times
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And then news of the sharp decline and then the death of Elizabeth Edwards swept through the media and the world, including my little Facebook subcommunity, and there was an almost palpable sense from the news sources cited and the friends noting their own emotions that the universe did in fact owe this woman an apology for all of the hardships her life had brought.
Rev. Meg Riley: The Gratitude And Grace Of Elizabeth Edwards
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On the one hand, the law is traditionally, and rightly, ready to relieve them against hardship and imposition.
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He has oppressed our people and caused great hardship for too long.
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What is DOES is add more debt and and hardship and create an un-dismantleable (coined) elephant that further leads to government dependancy.
Obama, GOP trade barbs in health care fight
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It is not so much the embarrassment or hardship of slopping out that is irking these ex-cons - it is more the public impression of what humiliations or hardships such a practice involves.
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CA claims that this insurance adds to policyholders ' debts instead of protecting them against hardship.
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Governments are constantly striving to create equality thus avoiding conflict and hardship such as this Court ruling has done.
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Not only will two more great automotive marques be lost but possibly tens of thousands of jobs around the country will disappear causing misery and hardship.
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The demise of cheap energy is going to bring the collapse of late-capitalist bourgeois civilisation, and with it great hardship associated with the transition to a more austere and labour-intensive way of life.
Matthew Yglesias » The Limits to Growth
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They have been so feather-bedded in the past that they can't cope with hardship now.
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His family bore an incredible hardship during the trials.
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They desalinate wars, beautify hardships and portray the life of soldiers with a poetic flavor.
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You are the patron saint of life, your wisdom and sincerity to hold up the sun life, your selfless sacrifice life, heal the wounded bear bitter hardships, pain.
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But despite the hardships he encountered on the trip, he is already looking ahead to another challenge next year.
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I personally was born into a poor family and know well the rigors and hardship that accompany genuine need.
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Over the can of grog, the English tar forgets all his hardships and his slavery -- yes, _slavery_; for where is there a greater slavery among white men, than that of impressed
A Journal of a Young Man of Massachusetts, 2nd ed. Late A Surgeon On Board An American Privateer, Who Was Captured At Sea By The British, In May, Eighteen Hundred And Thirteen, And Was Confined First, At Melville Island, Halifax, Then At Chatham, In Engla
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The hardships of life inside mobile homes, which are being slowly ravaged by the salty sea air, seem to energise rather than depress the residents.
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She feels sorry for him and wonders if being dysgraphic means she has escaped some hardships.
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Some £800 was raised for our hardship fund, with promises of more to come through levies and workplace collections.
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A summer's prospecting, filled to repletion with hardship and rather empty of grub, had left their clothes in tatters and themselves worn and cadaverous.
Too Much Gold
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Despite its hardships, that journey unveiled a land of unimaginable beauty and variety, with endless space that engendered a feeling of freedom I have not experienced elsewhere.
