Sentence examples for for all poverty from inspiring English sources

Milburn, citing research by the Institute for Fiscal Studies, rejects this claim, saying the evidence shows that, "on the contrary, the reduction in child poverty was very similar for all poverty lines between 55% and 75% of median household incomes".

For all the poverty of the stimulus argument shows, the constraints in question might indeed be language-specific and innate, but with contents quite different from those proposed in current theories of UG.

For all the deprivation, poverty and discrimination he endured, Armstrong somehow emerged with singular ebullience, although among friends he could be caustic about the evils of segregationist America.

For all the years of poverty in which he was producing these remarkable images, Solomon manifested no trace of apology for his so-called crime.

"It just won't be in front of the cameras," For all the discussion of poverty, the movement is supported by well-endowed foundations, which are concerned about the gap between rich and poor nations.

For all the tales of noble poverty and leaking ancestral homes, the private wealth of Britain's aristocracy remains phenomenal.

But for all the stated concern about poverty in developing countries, Peabody, unlike Gates or indeed several other big coal companies, has no record of funding programmes to reduce energy poverty.

Required for all National Poverty Fellows funded by the Stanford Center on Poverty and Inequality.

Most advocates for increased development assistance recognize that aid is not a cure-all for poverty and that trade is critically important (most of Moyo's evidence on trade is actually lifted from Oxfam).

BOOK REVIEW Schools Are Not the Answer Education is being touted by politicians as the cure-all for poverty, but children are in school only so many hours of the day.

For all their poverty, most people still pride themselves on education, hard work and tolerance.