Sentence examples for coping with poverty from inspiring English sources
The govt. has no mechanism for coping with poverty.
Daily articles in the newspaper and online offered a window into the lives of New Yorkers coping with poverty and spotlighted how the fund helped ease some of their struggles.
12 They also experience higher rates of coercive sexual encounters and sex trade involvement as a means of coping with poverty and homelessness.
Coping with poverty, which would make them vulnerable to all sorts of child protection issues.
Apart from its determination to plant the flag on Taiwan, China is not behaving in an expansionist way, and it still must cope with poverty and other social problems.
This is just as prevalent in the state sector, where many pupils have to cope with poverty and chaotic home lives as well.
He also dealt for the first time with social issues, co-directing with Deborah Dickson and Susan Frömke Abortion: Desperate Choices (1992), which traces the history of abortion in the US, and Lalee's Kin: The Legacy of Cotton (2001), an account of an African-American family in the Mississippi Delta trying to cope with poverty.
It was the latest blow to the city, a former industrial and manufacturing center of about 135,000 that has struggled to cope with poverty, crime and a history of political corruption even as it made some progress with sports stadiums and downtown developments.
An idea of the desperation facing the Palestinians is given by a 2010 survey conducted by the World Food Programme, the Food and Agriculture Organisation and the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics, which says: "Palestinian people have used various strategies to cope with poverty and food insecurity under prolonged Israeli occupation.
The second volume in this Somali author's "Blood in the Sun" trilogy, this lighthearted novel explores the ways in which his African nation is trapped by dependence on foreign relief, in contrast to the traditional reciprocal aid that allows Somalis -- women, especially -- to cope with poverty, family feuds and other small-scale crises.
