| cause hardship | 6.85 | The flood caused great hardship. | ||
| face hardship | 3.55 | During the war we faced many hardships. | ||
| create hardship | 2.63 | But the measures have also created further hardships. | ||
| endure hardship | 2.17 | The Cayugas endured extreme hardship. | ||
| suffer hardship | 2.04 | Many students suffer financial hardship. | ||
| bring hardship | 1.58 | Change has brought new hardships. | ||
| ease hardship | 1.45 | Private citizens offer humanitarian aid to ease hardship of sanctions. | ||
| overcome hardship | 1.38 | But then, Dinsdale is used to overcoming hardships. | ||
| alleviate hardship | 1.18 | The program aims to alleviate hardship among the poorest sections of society. | ||
| experience hardship | 1.05 | Brown has experienced hardship. | ||
| mean hardship | 1.05 | A downgrade would mean further hardship. | ||
| impose hardship | 0.99 | Why do we impose a hardship on Maine? | ||
| know hardship | 0.86 | Foyle knows hardship. | ||
| escape hardship | 0.59 | Like many immigrants, both Elian and David escaped hardships back home. | ||
| relieve hardship | 0.59 | Hard-liners, however, look beyond the immediate effects of providing piecemeal aid to relieve short-term hardship. | ||
| avoid hardship | 0.53 | Bulgaria has said it depends on the facility to avoid major hardship for its people. | ||
| flee hardship | 0.53 | The others were North Korean workers who fled hardship in the hunger-stricken North. | ||
| survive hardship | 0.53 | They know they will face many challenges but somehow trust that they will survive the hardships. | ||
| describe hardship | 0.46 | Later, she described her hardships of the past few years and said she despised Yeltsin. | ||
| increase hardship | 0.46 | By contrast, a majority of Croats face increased economic hardships and are increasingly dissatisfied with his rule. |