Sentences with phrase «significant hardship»

So if inflation spikes from 2 percent to 3 percent, does this create significant hardship for consumers or the overall economy?

Studies of children undergoing significant hardship find that kids who have one adult in their lives who provide stability and support are much more likely to do well than kids who don't.

This could be where recovery is likely to cause you or your immediate family significant hardship and be a threat to you or your family's health or welfare.

A work injury can leave you with significant hardship, including steep medical bills, wage loss, and temporary or permanent disability.

Today, homebuyers struggle to accept long - term debt that could cause significant hardship if the local, or national, economy weakens even more.

They are obligations that are unquestionable, that supersede all others, that must be honored even at significant hardship and cost.

In 2010, 40 percent of U.S. families with children under the age of 18 believe they would immediately experience significant hardship covering the everyday living expenses if a primary wage earner were to die today.

Something like ninety percent of Americans would have significant or very significant hardship if they were required to replace everything in their home out of pocket without warning.

Something like ninety percent of Americans would have significant or very significant hardship if they were required to replace everything in their home out of pocket without warning.

Absent a causal connection, the award should be aimed at alleviating significant hardship.

If you have suffered a serious car accident injury due to the negligence of another party, you may be facing significant hardship at the moment in the form of physical recovery and financial responsibilities.

Youth employees are referred by local nonprofits including Beyond Emancipation and Not for Sale, groups that support young people who have been in foster care, lived on the streets, or faced other significant hardships.

By giving up potential cane fields or pineapple orchards, they have assumed significant hardships.

I am aware that Nigerians have experienced a number of significant hardships over the past months.

And the USDA says that if a school «encounters significant hardships employing the new calorie requirements, we stand ready to work with them quickly and effectively to remedy the situation with additional flexibilities.»

Professor Ruth Lupton, from the University of Manchester, said: «The findings of this study confirm a wider picture emerging from research which points to the bedroom tax failing to meet its original aims while contributing to significant hardship among low - income families.

As educators on the frontlines, teachers regularly encounter students who have experienced significant hardships in their homes and communities.

Once signed up: Many consumers are reluctant to withdraw from a contract once they've signed up and some are even willing to go through significant hardship rather than fail to honour a contract they've entered.

If she won't budge on expecting two weeks and you really can't give it without significant hardship, all you can do is be sincerely apologetic and explain why you can't.

Spinal cord injuries are traumatic events that can cause significant hardship for the rest of one's life.

Where needs are not causally connected to the marriage, the award should generally be aimed at alleviating significant hardship.

KIPP charter school network reports that many of its college - going alumni experience significant hardships, including sometimes lacking the funds to afford meals.

The application of the all - others rate (of 19.88 per cent) to New Brunswick mills will cause significant hardship and is not justified given the findings by the U.S. Department of Commerce in reviewing J.D. Irving's submissions.»

A stronger requirement for partnerships with community based organizations, with only a narrow exception for rural communities for whom the requirement would be a significant hardship.

Of those who say they went through a major health event, 42 per cent said it resulted in either some or significant hardship, while 25 per cent said it had reduced or wiped out their savings.

The costs add up quickly and would be a significant hardship on most people.

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If you feel that repaying the overpayment will cause you significant hardship, you should contact DWP using the details on the letter they sent you.

This may not sound like a big deal, since you could replace most things, but it is a significant hardship because you'll have to pick and choose what to replace.

One is left pondering whether the thousands of couples and families who are feeling the significant hardship that the Court speaks of will be cursing Cupid for shooting his arrow at a non-European.

They did recognise the «significant hardship» that the rules cause and will continue to cause to many thousands of couples who have good reasons for wanting to make their lives together in this country.

Or perhaps they are cursing well paid judges, living a world away from the regions and nations of the UK where this harsh government policy will continue to cause significant hardship.

However, if being forced to serious would cause a significant hardship (making you homeless, missing the birth of your child), your obligation might be delayed.

Thankfully, the Illinois legislature recognized this significant hardship put upon grieving families and introduced legislation to streamline the process of obtaining the medical records for the deceased.

«When you're negotiating at the outset if a lawyer says, «My client has significant hardship,» that's just a reality you have to deal with as part of the negotiation.»

This may not sound like a big deal, since you could replace most things, but it is a significant hardship because you'll have to pick and choose what to replace.

The costs add up quickly and would be a significant hardship on most people.