The people's hardships are our hardships.

These economic hardships are deepened by social tension.

There are lots of hardships in our life.

Even with all these economic hardships, somehow I managed to be happy.

She did not wish to hide from him the hardships of her position.

Tan Loy Chai, a 65 year old collector, narrates the hardships of cardboard collecting

Although it imposes hardships on others, the fence is a plausible means of protection against suicide bombers.

People of the older generation do, of course, remember the hardships of the 1930 s and 1940 s.

However, the Butchulla people faced hardships after the arrival of colonizers, who eventually displaced them from their land.

If Chavismo continues like this, it is because many Venezuelans are incapable of fighting against their own hardships.

A Facebook group and a blog have been created to support Mohamed Soudani in the hardships he is experiencing.

In addition to these challenges, many refugees may fall victim to those trying to profit off of these hardships.

Blair is the first leader of a major European country with no memories of WWII or the hardships of post war reconstruction.

Before going to Jordan, I had been following news about the Syrian refugee crisis and was familiar with accounts of the hardships.

Despite the initial hardships, Kathmandu rose to prominence again and, during most of the Malla era, dominated the trade between India and Tibet.

With proper leadership (which unfortunately seems in short supply), today's milder hardships could provide an opportunity for public discussion of better ways of intergenerational risk sharing.

These regimes were able to blame foreigners for domestic hardships, even when it was their own policy mistakes and human rights abuses that caused the crises.

Those living in them often feel trapped, unsafe and desperate though by moving outside the camps they were mere exchanging one set of hardships for another.

Spotify, one of the biggest online music streaming services in the world, has canceled its launch in Russia, citing economic hardships and the new draconian Internet legislation.

After the war, Gen and other survivors are faced with multiple hardships serious food shortages, terrible discrimination against atomic bomb victims, gangs exploiting orphans, and atomic bomb aftereffects.

Only Japan s lost decade and a half and the hardships of the transition from communism count as true macroeconomic catastrophes of a magnitude that was depressingly common in earlier decades.

This design was crafted not only from enlightened principle but from necessity America needed to persuade people to cross the ocean and endure the hardships of the frontier and, later, industrialization.

I met 25 year old Akram Rustamov by chance when I was researching a story on the hardships Central Asian migrants face in Moscow, where millions work the most menial jobs.

For Friends of the Earth, Cuba continues to be a reference model for socialist processes a socialism that contains all the hardships of a historic model that is permanently renovating itself.

At the same time, urban industrial life was full of benefits, though these could be just as dangerous, from the point of view of social and political stability, as the hardships.

Blair's election could mark a renationalisation of politics in Europe. Blair is the first leader of a major European country with no memories of WWII or the hardships of post war reconstruction.

A screening of a video showing the hardships faced by the gay community enabled audience members from diverse backgrounds to relate to the discrimination and show their support by organizing a peaceful demonstration.

After his father was purged by Mao Zedong, he went to work in the countryside, even before the 1966 1976 Cultural Revolution, experiencing firsthand all of the hardships that many of his generation endured.

People of the older generation do, of course, remember the hardships of the 1930 s and 1940 s. But most Russians do not view the entire Soviet period as some sort of black hole.

Central Asian Peoples Blog elaborated on the hardships Moscow's Muslim population faces, as it urged readers to pray for those from their region who had emigrated to the city in search of economic opportunities

Particularly in South Asia and sub Saharan Africa, cultural norms and economic hardships stop parents from sending their daughters to school or from keeping them in school for as long as they enroll their sons.

She also expressed confidence that these hardships will toughen up every Ukrainian, making us angrier, tougher in protecting the national interests of Ukraine, in protecting every Ukrainian, in understanding what is good and what is evil .

A large portion of the indigenous populations quickly succumbed to diseases and hardships brought by the European colonizers, but many survived, often in dominant numbers, as in Bolivia and much of the highlands of the Andes mountain region.

Here is a round up of some of the pictures posted on these pages that not only depict a not so distant past, but also fuel nostalgia for a simpler time, when poverty and the hardships of daily life seemed less obvious.

Despite these hardships and the Ethiopian government's promises of a swift resettlement, there are migrants who do not want to return to Ethiopia, where there are few economic opportunities. It is horrifying that most Ethiopians have not shown an interest in returning home despite risk of violence.

Katada Tamami, a Japanese scientist, wrote in the Journal of Nissei Hospital about the extreme case of a Japanese professor who moved to Paris and underwent several psychological hardships It was a case of manic depressive disorder who presented his symptoms, insomnia, fluctuation of mood, aggression, irritation and rise in sex drive.

The years since then have seen the fastest global average income growth rate of any generation, as well as remarkably few outbreaks of mass unemployment causing deflation or wealth destroying inflation. Only Japan s lost decade and a half and the hardships of the transition from communism count as true macroeconomic catastrophes of a magnitude that was depressingly common in earlier decades.