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Meanings of financial hardship in English

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Usage of financial hardship in English
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Ms Huffstutler said that showed the company was not suffering financial hardship.
Radio NZ
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Depopulation often brings financial hardship: Muscotah has lost its school and grocery store.
Reuters
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I can't do that now without considerable financial hardship, said Macdonald.
The Guardian
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Charlotte Dubenskij met one man who uses food banks due to financial hardship.
BBC
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For individuals it could mean years of financial hardship in retirement.
BBC
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He must realise that Mrs Robinson is not enduring financial hardship.
The Irish Times
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Despite the stress and financial hardship, Lee finds inspiration in his son, Isiah.
Reuters
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We had to sell it back to the council because of financial hardship.
BBC
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Urgent complaints including disconnections and financial hardship must be resolved within two business days.
News.com.au
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We've been married over 40 years and, at different times, endured significant financial hardship.
News.com.au
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We've been married almost 39 years and, at different times, endured significant financial hardship.
News.com.au
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Uncertainty and financial hardship form the backdrop to a parliamentary election on March 2.
Reuters
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It is going to cause serious financial hardship for businesses across the city centre.
Independent.ie
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Many said they faced immediate financial hardship with mortgages and boat loans to pay.
Reuters
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She said there was some confusion from applicants about what constituted significant financial hardship.
Radio NZ
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The draconian restrictions imposed on other sectors are already resulting in real financial hardship.
The Irish Times
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Financial hardship across language varieties
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