Sentence examples for ends in poverty from inspiring English sources

One lesson of the Soviet experience is that isolation ends in poverty.

The overriding message is that early marriage and early pregnancy ends in poverty.

The Tory version of the living wage will not end in-work poverty.

"With one in five workers getting less than a living wage, this is nowhere near enough to end in-work poverty.

Frances O'Grady, the general secretary of the TUC, said the rate increases go "nowhere near enough to end in-work poverty", and should have been "much bolder".

"The average woman with dependent children who ends up in poverty stays poor for eight months.

To be able to plan a pension or make ends meet in poverty requires distinct and perhaps rare skills in an individual.

"It is the path toward civil war, it is the path towards massive repression and we all know how that ends: in blood, poverty and revolution," Mr Gudkov said.

Trying to leap from a peasant society to industrial America, many Hmong ended up in poverty or on welfare.

If these private pensions do not deliver, then more and more pensioners will end up in poverty.

The first full set of figures to show its impact suggest that more disabled people could end up in poverty.