Sentence examples for destitution to from inspiring English sources

Today, we seem to have accepted a negotiated settlement that permits such destitution to get worse.

They have both travelled the same journey, from Poland to America, from brutalism to survival, from destitution to wealth.

In its 2007 report, the JCHR concluded that the government was practising "a deliberate policy of destitution" to deter asylum seekers.

He said his students' backgrounds ranged from those battling "extreme, backwoods" destitution to others "where money means nothing" and who drive their own Mercedes-Benzes to school.

Known to the tabloids as the highly addictive "crack cocaine" of the trade, they can be a high-speed instrument of destitution to the desperate poor.

Thirteen years old when her family fled Berlin and settled in northern Italy in 1938, she said her experience in Italy over the next eight years ran the spectrum from the despair of destitution to the exhilaration of freedom.

When government says it wants "work to pay", it means driving claimants below the lowest paid: from poverty to destitution, unable to refuse £1 or £2 an hour (many immigrants face this).

The judge decided that to breach those rights, it had to be shown that destitution leading to injury to health would occur.

Marshall Mathers had shown iron will to haul himself up from an unstable family background and near-destitution to become Eminem.

Still, the evidence points to an economic toll on Jews — not severe enough in most cases to plunge them into homelessness and destitution, or to qualify them for food stamps and Medicaid, but deep enough to destabilize what had been securely middle-class lives.

A program that is actually putting people to work, and thus helping families fend off destitution, ought to be looked at closely for what it can teach us about employment expansion.