Sentence examples for bring poverty from inspiring English sources

These austerity measures bring poverty and poverty brings sickness," she told VICE News.

"The presence of these crises could bring poverty to a large number of children and exacerbate the deprivations they suffer already".

The three most important issues to children surveyed were "to bring poverty levels down, to improve education, and to bring peace to Sri Lanka," says Dr. Haque.

The blockade has brought poverty, disease, mass unemployment and fear.

Things were OK last year, but what brought poverty was marriage.

Combining social theory with literary analysis, American Hungers masterfully brings poverty into the mainstream critical idiom.

The overwhelming feeling among ordinary citizens is anger at Mr. Milosevic for bringing poverty and ruin to his own people.

Third world countries, like poor people everywhere, are assumed to have brought poverty upon themselves through self-destructive behaviour.

No one blames Mr. Chávez for bringing poverty -- he won office in 1998 after two decades in which poverty rose to nearly 60percentt from 28percentt of the population.

Maybe it sounds frivolous to take despicable tyrants, who have brought poverty, suffering and death to so many, to task for the sin of mere tastelessness.

This is an affront to millions of workers, campaigners and politicians from both north and south who want to see poor people retain a greater share of the wealth they help to create.Meanwhile, over recent years, capital-market liberalisation has brought poverty and instability to a large group of developing countries.