Sentence examples for hiding poverty from inspiring English sources

Have our cities become better at hiding poverty, or have we become more adept at not seeing it?

Gentrification creates poverty not only through displacement but also on our doorsteps, hiding poverty as it appears to regenerate a neighbourhood.

Las Vegas is a place of million-lightbulb signs and fantastic architecture, of readily visible wealth and carefully hidden poverty.

If the government is going to start using school data to hide poverty, schools must find a way to highlight it.

Meanwhile some of the Soviet-era middle-status groups – teachers, administrators, technical workers, health personnel etc. – have struggled to keep their jobs and status within a society that has progressively become more unequal, with widespread if hidden poverty.

What is set up as a contrast to reductionism by its critics is commonly called the holistic approach, whose title confers a semblance of high-mindedness while hiding the poverty of tangible results it has produced.

And Bill Shore, executive director of Share Our Strength, which works to fight hunger and poverty, echoes those thoughts: "In a perverse way prosperity hides poverty," he says.

It draws on a set of complementary indicators with the aim of grasping the multifaceted nature of energy poverty: excessive energy bills compared to available income (measured energy poverty), restriction in energy consumption below basic needs (hidden energy poverty) and self-reported difficulties to heat the housing correctly (perceived energy poverty).

One community member told me the government was "trying to eradicate poverty by displacing the poor from the city where they can hide our poverty.

The rise of a black middle class cannot hide the poverty that remains in much of the country.

There was no commerce to hide the poverty that continues to plague many Nepalis, despite domestic and international development efforts.