suffer privation

Meanwhile, the bulk of his people suffer privation and myriad hardships.”

Meanwhile, the bulk of his people suffer privation and myriad hardships.

Let us know what we are about to do, before we bind our hands to any partial and one-sided measure; and, above all things, let us take care that the poorer classes of our fellow-subjects shall not suffer privation or want of employment during the adjusting and development of the new commercial theories.

It is certain that at no time . . . will my mother suffer privation.

In this war it is trifling ... if one folk must suffer privation in this or that way.