Sentence examples for endemic misery from inspiring English sources
It's far more likely instead that the Rohingya will simply be left struggling in limbo, while more and more of them are rounded up and sent to the camps, in which malnutrition, endemic misery and disease prompt those with relative means to leave the country as soon as possible.
Human misery seems endemic at every point in the production line, from the alarming suicide rates among Indian farmers to young seamstresses forced to take contraceptive pills.
By Zhang Lu's time, poverty and misery had become endemic to the peasantry of central China.
For a nation battered by two centuries of misrule, divided by garish contrasts between rich and poor, stripped of its forests, victimized annually by vicious hurricanes, built astride a ghastly seismic fault-line and situated on a favored route for cocaine traffickers, one may well conclude that misery here is endemic.
The title translates as "F*** you, God!" and is sung by Ugandans who lament war lords, endemic poverty, a crippling rate of AIDS and other miseries that make Job's life seem like a walk in the park.
In the 19th century, a lethal cocktail mixing the misery caused by industrialisation with cheap spirits helped to set off endemic alcohol abuse.
"Together with the governments of endemic countries, we are fast approaching the goal of controlling or eliminating many of these ancient causes of human misery," she said.
Throughout the 1890's, though they were a time of economic misery for many, the westward migration was, in the words of demographic historian Walter Nugent, "not rapid, but steady and endemic".
The familiar story deforestation leading to environmental degradation; subsequent population collapse, possibly including cannibalism; eventual endemic misery has been revised in recent years.
