Sentence examples for considered poverty from inspiring English sources

I considered poverty as a disease".

"We have kids whose parents are wealthy, and we have 20percentt who would be considered poverty level".

It was 11.8 in 2010 and 12.1 percent last year, according to the department of statistics, and the United Nations said in a briefing last year that it considered poverty one of the biggest challenges facing Jordan.

She gave a short talk to a few human rights and environmental groups, and within half an hour probably changed the agenda for a generation of activists who, until then, had barely considered poverty in Africa to be part of the global debate.

Ghilarducci has estimated that about one-third of American workers today are paid wages that would be considered poverty level income in Western Europe and Japan.

The Friedmans' early years, growing up in what would today be considered poverty, may give pause to some of those who seem to think that conservatives are just affluent people who don't know what it is to be poor.

At least half of Wal-Mart employees make what's considered poverty-level wages for a family of four.

Families with income less than this amount are considered poverty-stricken families in the present study.

It also helped that Judaism, unlike many strains of Christianity, did not consider poverty particularly ennobling.

This is common sense, and our research with the public demonstrates strong support for including these factors when considering poverty.

They consider poverty, property rights and equality perspectives of participation and quantify social implications at the program, regional and national levels.