Sentence examples for extended poverty from inspiring English sources

Although it has been suggested that the long-term sustainability of fortification programs can be ensured when consumers are willing and able to bear the additional cost of fortified foods, this is exceptionally difficult in contexts of extreme and extended poverty and lack of opportunities.

Here the system is extending a poverty trap to those with middle incomes.

Experts inside and outside government see the project as an opportunity to win the peace, though Kurdish grievances extend beyond poverty to issues of ethnic identity and equality, and those cannot be solved by providing electricity and jobs.

The similarity between landlord and tenant even extended to the poverty of their performances.

The home questionnaire was extended to measure poverty among the PIRLS students in Germany.

For most people in rural Africa, malaria means extended suffering, entrenched poverty and occasionally even death.

The outcome products include incidence rates, counting the number of children in households with an income below a pre-defined threshold (Ravallion 1994), which are often extended to the poverty gap and severity measure (Ravallion 1994).

His life was an unraveling Felliniesque mixture of fantasy and reality that began in an orphanage and included extended bouts of unemployment, poverty and homelessness, as well as the continued reliance on the kindness of strangers who often became friends.

However, factors that facilitate CSA, such as poverty, overcrowding, extended family living arrangements, abundance of street children, and lack of recreational facilities in families (Carson et al. 2013) are by no means exclusive to India.

Legal services, property rights, and access to the justice system can be a winch out of poverty when extended to women in difficult straits.

Little wonder that the government's timetable for eradicating child poverty extends to 2020.