Sentence examples for Financial poverty from inspiring English sources

"Not all poverty is financial poverty," said Tim McLoone, organizer of Holiday Express.

For children, parental separation is often accompanied by an increased risk of financial poverty and a deterioration in living standards.

By the widely used UN standards, indigenous peoples suffer a consistently higher degree of financial poverty than the rest of society.

"There are all kinds of poverty in the world -- there's financial poverty, poverty of the soul and poverty of the spirit," he said.

This is a process that helps us innovate in the ways we work to increase access to hands-on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) exploration and improve the quality of life in communities facing financial poverty.

As for the 2009 champion, sadly there will be no further opportunities to ask Federer what he thinks on the subject, as he left the building in a state of spiritual if not financial poverty after being dumped out of his own tournament by the Czech Tomas Berdych.

When employers regularly reject applicants bearing the scars of financial distress, poverty becomes an airtight trap.

Our demands need to inspire our supporters and the public, as a means to tackle the triple crunch of the economic, financial and poverty crises.

Microcredit is one example of a social innovation because it is an initiative taken by actors in order to provide new answers to social problems (social and financial exclusion, poverty) and a device capable of providing services to enable construction of a society with high levels of quality of life.

The eurozone, the financial sector, poverty, inequality, corporate responsibility and the rise of China: They all feature heavily in both the sessions organised by the forum, which is always eager to lob in a few inconvenient questions, and the topics of many of the events organised by banks, industry groups and corporate giants.

Impact of global financial crisis Poverty, migration and disabilities often pushes families to abandon their children.