Sentence examples for considerable poverty from inspiring English sources

Lucy's childhood was one of considerable poverty.

The simplicity of his funeral on July 28 , 1741 suggests that he died in considerable poverty.

But considerable poverty may also persist among families headed by a full-time worker.

The couple lived in considerable poverty and for some months in 1934 even separated, but the award of a Spanish government scholarship enabled them to reunite and return to Paris.

Relatively small government, as in the United States, seems to promote high overall living standards and low unemployment, but at the cost of considerable poverty and related social ills (notably crime).

The late 19th Century was a glamorous period of rapid economic growth in the US but it was also an era of considerable poverty, as many poor European immigrants poured in.

A foreign director comes to India and shoots a film that in part depicts considerable cruelty, poverty and squalor.

It runs in conjunction with the Guardian's International Development Journalism Awards and is designed to recognise the "unsung heroes" who have made a considerable impact on poverty alleviation in the developing world.

While 15 million deaths per year are caused by communicable pathogens worldwide, health care authorities emphasize the considerable impact of poverty on the incidence of infectious diseases.

Provinces such as Phnom Penh and Kandal have achieved considerable reduction in poverty despite flood and storm exposure remaining high (Table 3).

Q: There are still considerable pockets of poverty in this region – would greater attention to children's civil rights divert from efforts to fulfill their basic rights?