Sentence examples for deprivation faced from inspiring English sources

The United Nations established an international widows day in June 2005 to mark the social stigmatisation and economic deprivation faced by many of the poorest of the estimated 245 million widows worldwide.

Health needs may be compounded by the high levels of social and economic deprivation faced on arrival to a new country and by the migration process itself [ 5].

The deprivation faced by Palestinian refugees in Lebanon has been the unfortunate reality of most refugees and stateless persons in the country.

"In doing so, it also highlights the significant challenges that come from the scale of deprivation facing communities in Birmingham," he said.

That is especially so now, given the extreme deprivations faced by those made homeless by the floods.

But Mr Mehta argues that, in the north at least, the deprivations faced by the tribes and dalits are different from those suffered by the OBCs.

Soldiers' morale was undoubtedly affected by the deprivations faced by their families at home, yet at the end there was arguably more support for the war back in Germany than at the front.

In a new indication of the deprivations faced by Syrian civilians, Unicef said Monday that a large-scale operation was under way to provide safe water to more than 10 million people in the country, nearly half the population.

In 2013, UNICEF Egypt conducted an urban child poverty study, analysing the multiple deprivations faced by its growing slum population.

Imagine a great new work by her, illuminating the deprivations faced by women and girls around the world, and what we can do to end these deprivations.

For a (k) between 6 and 14, the total number of deprivations faced by poor PSMI is slightly lower on average than for controls.