Sentence examples for an example of poverty from inspiring English sources

Mr. Koegeman said the park would add a dilapidated trailer as an example of poverty housing in America in two months.

Even if there are many challenges ahead, from the blocked funds to the delays in infrastructure works, this is the chance for Matera to finally put behind a centuries-long reputation of being an example of poverty and degradation.

England as such is no longer simple Caucasian people with long heritage in England, it's no longer that" (R1: Communications teacher) A clinical policymaker identified that ethnicity was not always the only difference between doctors and patients, and gave the example of class, while a researcher gave an example of poverty.

Ms Tha's life seems as miserable an example of urban poverty as could be found anywhere.In one respect, however, she is lucky.

The barrio -- with its filthy streets, unreliable water system and cinder-block houses that look only half completed -- already stood as an example of the poverty and federal neglect that persisted despite the government's promises.

But in my case, to give an example of what poverty does, I chipped a tooth when I was about 10 and the dentist simply filed it down, assuming it was a baby tooth, he thought I was about 7. When I joined the Army I was about 10 lbs underweight for my size and they told me to eat bananas – I could not afford bananas so I drank a ton of water.

Tourists do not see the organised slum tour as an example of exploiting poverty.

It is an example of the imaginative poverty of Xerox management.

The Times article cites the population migration in Cambodia as an example of where extreme poverty has been reduced.

Geluld cites the flashback to Alvy as a child (in a therapist's office with his mother) as an example of basic problems (poverty, discordant parents) being masked by a supposed existential crisis.

Warikoo explains how students could also see the world through more than one frame, like Orin, a white student who felt that affirmative action made sense (diversity frame) but also felt that some "cultures" didn't emphasize education as much as others and therefore students in those cultures would be less motivated to go to school — an example of the culture of poverty frame.