Sentence examples for be linked to poverty from inspiring English sources
Chronic food insecurity can be linked to poverty in a bi-directional way that can often lead to a vicious circle.
That illiteracy is linked to poverty, unemployment and Appalachia's weak economy is hardly a secret.
We studied the root causes of modern diseases and many were linked to poverty and deprivation.
In the U.S., gonorrhea in general is linked to poverty and youth; it is far more common among blacks than among whites, and men and women between the ages of fifteen and twenty-four make up the largest percentage of cases.
He won the right to bounce over impossible roads in the region where it's easy to see firsthand how breakneck population growth is linked to poverty, instability and conflict.
Domestic violence against women is linked to poverty and, sure enough, solid economic growth over the past decade and a bit has been accompanied by a fall in domestic abuse.
One third of deaths worldwide are linked to poverty and inadequate housing, according to 2011 research published by Anne-Emmanuelle Birn, whose work also shows that the death rate among homeless people can be from two to 10 times higher than for those who are not homeless.
One representative insisted that the partner for the LTP "was more Mobiligo, rather than to target organizations that are linked to poverty" (CW2).
Most of the suicides have been linked to poverty, debt, a sharp rise in costs and the failure of crops because of pest attacks.
