Sentence examples for below the breadline in from inspiring English sources

And they are not alone: 13 million people live below the breadline in the UK.

Research from Cheshire Hunger, Emergency Use Only and Below the Breadline point to three drivers: severe reductions in social security entitlement and levels, low-waged and insecure employment, and rising household expenditure, especially costs related to housing, utilities and food.

The Younger family have lived for years on the breadline in a cramped apartment.

It's Minimum Wage Me - he and whiny vegan girlfriend Alex spend a month living on the breadline in Columbus, Ohio.

Between one in three and one in four residents live below the breadline; one in six working-age residents claim out-of-work benefits (second only to the north-east of England), and just over 9% of these are on incapacity benefits.

It claimed more than 870,000 people in Scotland were living in poverty, with a fifth of children in Scotland living below the breadline and 23,000 people having turned to food banks in the past six months.

Child poverty campaigners describe the millions of children living in households below the breadline as "a major scar on British society and a cost we can no longer afford".

In no credible sense do one in three children in Britain today "live below the breadline".

TUC general secretary Frances O'Grady said: "By the 2015 election, the majority of children in Britain will be living below the breadline.

And that familiar crown and burger logo is given a subtle twist, and a new name, in reference to the 3.7 million Hungarians living below the breadline.

Last week it emerged that 3.7 million children live in poverty in Britain with a record 2.1 million working families now below the breadline.