Sentence examples for Exit from poverty from inspiring English sources

Although ministers are right to say that work is the key to an exit from poverty, to stay out of poverty people have to stay in work.

"It is part of a larger problem of a certain frustration with an economic model that has not allowed for a rapid exit from poverty".

"We are kidding ourselves if we think they can pave the way for a mass exit from poverty," they wrote last year in a book called "Poor Economics".The bank tries to reinstate some of Mr Yunus's sunnier outlook.

In that case, the losers would be many and varied, including the world's poorest, who would see their opportunity to exit from poverty constrained or even closed off altogether.

In the poor north-east, with the largest concentration of beneficiaries, the programme can mean the difference between hunger and sufficiency and sustain small-town economies.Bolsa Família draws sneers, too, notably that it provides subsistence, but no exit from poverty.

By contrast, being forced into the rental market can set off a domino effect of events that then make it more difficult to exit from poverty, the report said.

"The exits from poverty are rarely as permanent as the sex workers hope; relationships sour, and subsequently, an extended family's only lifeline from poverty disintegrates," Ms. Brennan concludes.

The key finding is that households move frequently in and out of poverty but the difficulty of exiting from poverty, like the chance of avoiding slipping back, increases with the time spent in that state and varies considerably between male- and female-headed households.

The UK's exit rate from poverty was 48.6%, second only to Denmark in the EU.

Instead of suffering for even one more moment, design your exit strategy from poverty.

The aim of this work is to describe the trend of family dynamics over time, identifying some changes due to economic recession, and to analyse the association between negative economic shocks (e.g. job loss, entry into poverty, exit from the labour force) and family behaviours (leaving/returning the parental home, having a child, entering in union, union dissolution).