Sentence examples for disrupt the cycle from inspiring English sources
What Asanda needs, other than a job, is financial literacy, the education and skills to make prudent financial decisions that disrupt the cycle of poverty, rather than ones that perpetuate it, such as using loan sharks.
What moves me about these brief dips into two very different consciousnesses is that there's information and emotion there in those other experiences that could disrupt the cycle of worry that Karen is in, but these experiences remain inaccessible to her.
I need you to help me make noise, disrupt the cycle, become a catalyst for change.
She hopes the report will push policymakers to focus on ways "to really disrupt the cycle of poverty".
Today, ChildFund International works in 30 countries in Africa, Asia and the Americas on strategies designed to disrupt the cycle of poverty and bring hope to hundreds of thousands of needy children.
We have but a single childhood, and denying these children that one time in their lives to grow and develop and simply be children has profound consequences not only for them personally but also for our work to disrupt the cycle of poverty in developing nations.
We need to end the profiling of transgender women of color as sex workers by law enforcement and civilians and disrupt the cycles of poverty, incarceration, and violence that are killing too many in the trans community.
In the aftermath of the last big fires, in 2003, a range of state and local ordinances were passed in hopes of disrupting the cycle.
Suicide is generally considered taboo in Hinduism, the religion of most Indians, because it disrupts the cycle of reincarnation that is central to the soul's progress, Mr. Kakar said.
And while the new study didn't specifically address today's post-factual political climate, Coman did have a few suggestions for disrupting the cycle if a friend or family member falls prey to a conspiracy.
If, as many experts say, disrupting the cycle of hunger and poverty, for example, takes a two generational approach... shouldn't Generation Z and Millennials play a substantive part so that two doesn't become three?
