5 sentences with “hardship”

It is results like these that make the pain and hardship that this unique anti-smoking advocate endures worthwhile.

In short, too many women saw the male members of their families fall into alcoholism, leading to even greater financial hardship and horrific scenes of domestic violence.

Slave labour songs commented on the hardship of their lives and often had a double meaning: a literal meaning that whites would not find offensive and a deeper meaning for slaves.

Thus, the war experience of civilians in countries that were in or near combat often revolved around terror and hardship. All, including those spared from bombing or foreign occupation, faced food and supply shortages that worsened over time.

While the memory of immediate post-war rationing and hardship was still fresh, spurred by coordinated government action and Marshall Plan loans, Western European countries were able to leap to ever higher levels of wealth and productivity less than a decade after the end of the war.