Sentence examples for difficulty of poverty from inspiring English sources

She is able to illustrate the keen difficulty of poverty in short anecdotes: "I think people really don't understand how little things get to you as a person when you've got a child that's two years old, their feet grow, and they're walking along and they are telling you that their shoes are hurting them and you know you haven't got the money to go get a new pair of shoes".

The three UN leaders said that children are caught in a vicious cycle: without sufficient food, they said, anti-retrovirals are less effective; without anti-retrovirals, children become orphans; and without healthy and educated children, southern Africa will have great difficulty breaking out of poverty.

In 2006, John Cassidy wrote in the magazine about the difficulties of measuring poverty.

By Vauhini Vara December 10 , 2013In 2006, John Cassidy wrote in the magazine about the difficulties of measuring poverty.

Like Iain Duncan Smith, he wilfully turns cause and effect on its head, citing mental ill-health, drug use and family difficulties as causes of poverty and not the reverse.

Socioeconomic difficulties borne out of poverty, as well as the use of threat and coercion, make certain populations vulnerable to exploitation by drug syndicates.

He, too, begins with the difficulty of saying that the poverty of the global poor is caused by the wealth of the global rich (Cohen 2011).

And that is another key feature of slavery – the victims are vulnerable by virtue of poverty, learning difficulties or most frequently through their lack of immigration status.

The families shared with Ms. Johnson how they took on the added responsibility in spite of poverty and difficulties in taking care of their families.

Just as I've come to believe that in the heart of every great chef is a Chinese cook, I also believe that all great cuisines emanate from conditions of poverty, scarcity and difficulty.

The key finding is that households move frequently in and out of poverty but the difficulty of exiting from poverty, like the chance of avoiding slipping back, increases with the time spent in that state and varies considerably between male- and female-headed households.