Sentence examples for fallen into destitution from inspiring English sources

They provide a temporary home for veterans like 53-year-old Ashley who have fallen into destitution.

Grondona has created this mess, just as he has overseen a soccer league in Argentina that has fallen into destitution.

Unemployment climbed to 25 per cent and, as millions fell into destitution, he, as president, was blamed.

They drop out and end up back on welfare, or eventually fall into destitution.

We need to ensure people who are locked out of paid work are not falling into destitution.

"Many more are falling into destitution and being subjected to humiliation and being targeted in a really awful way".

"Can't we be proud of having a society where there is a safety net that prevents people from falling into destitution?" he asked during one debate.

Nearly four-fifths of people who fell into destitution in 2015 were born in the UK, with younger single men most at risk.

Rick Henderson, Homeless Link's chief executive, said: "The welfare system should provide a safety net to protect people at risk of falling into destitution and support them into work.

In times of conflict or drought – as when both combined to lethal effect in 2011 – some pastoralists fall into destitution, fleeing the area or becoming dependent on aid in refugee camps such as Dadaab in northern Kenya.

"The role of the state or government," he said, "is surely to provide people with some security in their lives, to provide them with a decent health service free at the point of use, to provide them with a welfare state that stops people falling into destitution.