Meanings of emotional hardship in English

Miss Hammond says that caused severe financial and emotional hardship and she was forced out of the industry she loved.

Before the jury was brought in, one juror was dismissed after sharing information on financial and emotional hardship she didn't earlier anticipate.

Counsel for the Minister of Immigration argued the emotional hardship his wife and child would suffer would not be exceptional humanitarian circumstances.

Mr Castel's father, brother and sister remember him as a beloved, kind and caring family member whose death has caused significant emotional hardship.

Joblessness and poverty leave trails of physical and emotional hardship for decades; the current recession is to a significant degree a crisis of unschooling.

From the embers of financial and emotional hardship, jazz composer Maria Schneider has produced an album of startling innovation and beauty, writes Ray Comiskey.

Long drawn out litigation causes emotional hardship for managers, crippling direct legal costs and destructive indirect costs due to loss of productivity and bad publicity.