Sentence examples for Profound poverty from inspiring English sources

Profound poverty framed all accounts.

By the mid-60's, Bushwick was already plagued by the onset of profound poverty.

These tragic figures are a big disappointment to a world that believes it is doing rather well on profound poverty.

Yes, we may have manners that might seem a bit rustic but we are less stupid than we look.' That negative side includes profound poverty.

The reasons are many: the long and harsh dictatorship of Nicholae Ceausescu, who was executed in 1989; the fact that old-guard Communist officials largely took over; and the profound poverty and fear of change among many ordinary Romanians.

He found work as a signwriter, but the family lived in profound poverty in an area of inner Manchester that had scarcely improved since caricatured by Mrs Gaskell in her mid-19th-century novel Mary Barton: A Tale of Manchester Life.

"How could there not be?" And, despite some improvements in the quality of life of the people of Sierra Leone, it still lacks effective ways to address chronic and profound corruption, poverty, unemployment and substandard health care.

This personal history was his way of suggesting that the root of violence in the city is its profound generational poverty, and that the federal government could do well to address that distress.

While he asserts that the title isn't implying that some people are "justly" homeless, McConlogue, whose CrunchBase profile picture is a photo of him sailing, is demonstrating a profound cluelessness about poverty and the disenfranchised.

Neither the manufacturing nor service sectors can boast to have such a profound impact on poverty.

One of the most profound aspects of poverty is its ability to limit people's choices.