Sentence examples for facing destitution from inspiring English sources

Poorer people are facing destitution, perhaps a decade of destitution, felt by future generations".

Given the lack of economic opportunities, this leaves them facing destitution.

I'm now jobless, facing destitution and threatened with deportation from the country I've called home for nearly half my life.

"It carries enormous cost for both the people facing destitution and society as a whole," she said.

"Its a Catch-22, at a time when an asylum seeker should be celebrating getting a residence permit, they're facing destitution.

The Danish financial adviser, who was convicted in his absence in 2009 of a catalogue of deception and theft charges that left his 90-year-old victim facing destitution, has been finally tracked down.

As it has made approximately £16m, it seems only fair Glasspool compensates those who now face destitution as a direct result of their behaviour.

They decided to endure life under the Isis harsh rule rather than face destitution in a refugee camp, and until last weekend thought they had survived.

The stranded migrants wrote Lincoln that they faced destitution in the coming winter and lamented that he would "create hopes within us, and stimulate us to struggle for national independence and respectable quality" only to abandon them.

Under pressure from across the political spectrum, and after months of lobbying by campaigners, the government abandoned plans to scrap entirely its £178m-a-year funding for the emergency safety net for low-income families and individuals who face destitution.

"I am more convinced than ever that we have a perfect storm brewing; the reforms to welfare, the economic slowdown and spiralling costs, together with an increasingly spiteful tone in how we describe people in poverty, risks the UK becoming a nation where people face destitution".