Sentence examples for endure poverty from inspiring English sources

The local women endure poverty, segregation and a lack of healthcare, even vaccination for their children.

Many black children endure poverty, abuse, crime and violence every day.

He had to endure poverty in order to continue making wood sculpture, since ivory was the favoured medium of the 1870s and 1880s.

In the ghettos of Callao, which lies to the west of the country's capital, Lima, Enriquez explored a world disturbed by violence, disadvantage, and struggle; a world where children endure poverty, drugs, and crime.

The country seemed to teem with people, most of them young women, so eager to work with books that they would endure poverty and pain to do so: a situation which we certainly exploited".

Writing for the Guardian, David Burrowes, a Tory backbencher, said he supported welfare reforms that had the interests of the vulnerable at heart but remained unconvinced by the cuts to PIP. "When families containing a disabled individual are vastly more likely to endure poverty than other families we need to handle with great care cuts to disability benefits.

Many 19th-century composers endured poverty, illness and artistic struggle, their achievements fully recognized only posthumously.

He endured poverty and the Depression and, in 1943, joined the US navy, serving as a signalman in the second world war.

The Bonaparte family had endured poverty and hardship in Corsica before Napoleon's military successes during the French Revolution moved the family up the social and economic ladder.

There are an estimated 35,000 Mormons in France, many converted thanks to the efforts of the likes of Mr. Romney, who claims to have endured poverty during an almost 3-year stint as a missionary in France in the 1960s.

Mamphela Ramphele said that dream had faded for people who endured poverty and inequality, the threat of a return to traditional rule in rural areas and a broken education system that had gone backwards since the end of racial apartheid.