Sentence examples for big poverty from inspiring English sources

Beyond the recession, several big poverty challenges remain.

"By locking in China," Mr. Obama said, "it now allowed me to go to India and South Africa and Brazil and others and say to them: 'Look, we don't expect countries with big poverty rates and relatively low per-capita carbon emissions to do exactly the same thing that the United States or Germany or other advanced countries are doing.

But the biggest problem facing us after Ebola is bigger poverty.

But the biggest poverty-reduction measure of all is liberalising markets to let poor people get richer.

America's Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), which tops up the earnings of the least-skilled, is one of its biggest poverty-fighting schemes.

A big cut in child poverty, yes, but tiny falls in pensioner and working age adult poverty, despite the latter being the basic goal of the policy.

Easterly, W. Reliving the 1950s: the big push, poverty traps, and takeoffs in economic development.

Rebecca Smith, David Bensman, and Paul Alexander Marvy, "The Big Rig: Poverty, Pollution, and the Misclassification of Truck Drivers at America's Ports" (National Employment Law Project and Change to Win, December 8, 2010), http://teamster.org/sites/teamster.org/files/povertypollutionandmisclassification.pdf.org/files/povertypollutionandmisclassification.pdf

Britain, which is currently chairing the G8, is determined that the leaders should focus on two big issues African poverty and climate change which are both huge problems and need to be addressed at a global level.

But there is a big exception: Poverty remains persistent in fragile states where it is much harder to solve and much more difficult to find the funding needed to fight it.

The big anti-poverty, social inclusion and neighbourhood renewal programmes are all informed by them.