Sentence examples for enormous poverty from inspiring English sources

One is allowed to be inspired by India, even though there is enormous poverty there.

Segregation is increasing and is often accompanied by "enormous poverty, limited resources and social and health problems of many types," the survey said.

He had been inspired by the work there of Paul Farmer's organization, Partners in Health, which has succeeded in treating AIDS and other communicable diseases in settings of enormous poverty using accompagnateurs, community health workers who visit patients and help them take their medicines.

The second factor is scope: current arrangements of transnational institutions seem incapable of tackling the most pressing issues of a globalizing world —climate change, spread of infectious diseases, volatile financial markets, enormous poverty rates, unjust supply chains, just to name a few.

Ironically, Jyoti herself had stood up in her life to the hell of India's enormous poverty.

Indeed, the Malian people have repeatedly demonstrated their ability to mobilize civil society and build stable democratic governance despite a history of enormous poverty, ethnic divisions, and foreign intervention.

India's polio-free status came against all odds: an enormous population, widespread poverty, poor health and physical infrastructure, and pockets of insecurity.

Egypt has been fading as a center of regional influence for years, weighed down by poverty, enormous population growth and political stagnation.

Both Lowndes County and Atlanta contain enormous swaths of poverty, and their schools are often among the lowest performing in their states.

On the Rwandan side, immigration officers at a freshly painted cubicle-like border post peck away at computers, the smartly dressed worker bees of a regime that has made enormous strides fighting poverty, corruption and AIDS.

From villages to towns to cities, there has been talk of how Bafana Bafana, or the Boys, as the South African team is known, have unified South Africa, even how the team's success might help bridge the enormous divide of poverty and wealth that exists in this country.