Sentence examples for * indigence from inspiring English sources

We have little knowledge in the African context, where much of the economy is informal, of the criteria used to determine indigence and of the processes that can help identify the indigent.

We have lowered poverty and indigence considerably and increased employment.

In the West, the welfare state rescued the elderly from indigence.

The spectre that is haunting Argentina's occupied factories is not communism, but indigence.

Hostility to foreigners versus fear of indigence: scarcely a feast of reason and flow of soul.

At first, it felt like a novelty, so Bryan responded with a joking indigence.

Abigail loved a man who rationalized indigence as a measure of purity, yet she remained loyal.

The poverty and indigence statistics, for example, are linked to official estimates of inflation.

Our country is built on a conquered continent, and many Americans are still slaves of indigence.

Sometimes failure is represented by indigence and environmental devastation; other times he encounters blackly comic dissonance.

Until January INDEC announced the value of the basic-goods baskets it uses to calculate poverty and indigence every month.