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Meanings of economic hardship in English

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Usage of economic hardship in English
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The demonstrations are fueled by anger at corruption and widespread economic hardship.
Reuters
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John's play shows us a world of limited opportunities and economic hardship.
The Guardian
3
Both countries cite security concerns for the measures, which have deepened economic hardship.
Reuters
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Data released today showed that economic hardship is hitting more Greeks.
The Irish Times
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He said economic hardship was a small part of what the iwi lost.
Radio NZ
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She has promised to reduce economic hardship and reconcile Thailand's deep political divisions.
Radio NZ
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But the report admitted some regions might suffer economic hardship more than others.
Radio NZ
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It added more uncertainty to an area reeling in economic hardship.
Radio NZ
9
Even if it does, all routes will bring economic hardship and social tension.
Reuters
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A huge swath of the population endures repeated, ongoing and avoidable economic hardship.
The Guardian
11
I recognize that is a significant economic hardship on the bar owners themselves.
Chicago sun times
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Deferment allows the borrower to temporarily delay loan repayments because of economic hardship.
Reuters
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Tells about some of the demonstrations staged due to economic hardship.
The new yorker
14
One path leads to either economic hardship or a new flowering of human potential.
The Guardian
15
Campaigners say the prolonged closure and widespread economic hardship threaten to worsen the situation.
Reuters
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Much of this Islamic resurgence stems from social dislocation, economic hardship and political frustration.
Reuters
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