Sentence examples for feel poverty from inspiring English sources

We should not feel poverty so harshly," says Delphine Djiraibe, one of the heads of the Chadian Civil Society Network for Peace and Reconciliation (CSAPR) coalition of NGOs, established in 2002, that has repeatedly criticised the poor management of this windfall.

Yet if you are among the world's poor, you have never felt poverty so sharply.

We have seen poverty and we have felt poverty and we now have the census data showing just how many have been left behind.

The monk went on to describe how this image has helped people in utter poverty (for example, in Malaysia and Thailand) to feel their poverty in contrast to this Buddha.

But increasingly they feel that poverty is not the government's problem or theirs.

They feel their poverty and isolation at home and at school.

When there is inequality along ethnic lines, the paper suggests, those grouped at the bottom feel their poverty more keenly.

The NHS spends more than £12bn on treating mental health issues, yet we feel so poverty stricken.

Research on how children themselves experience and feel about poverty suggests that disparities - when children do not have access to the same opportunities as other children - hurts young people in poor and rich countries alike.

In 2009, in the middle of the world economic crisis, suspicions also felt on poverty figures, and in the most recent years, especially since 2012 also on employment rates and GDP figures.

He isn't willing to write these children off as lost causes though and feels that poverty and systematic neglect have led to this escalation in violence. .