Sentence examples for increase of poverty from inspiring English sources

As a pension, lump-sum payments could be consumed too fast and generate an increase of poverty rates.

A U.S. Census Bureau report released Tuesday showed a statistically significant increase of poverty in about 20percentt of counties within the country between 2007 and 2010.

Failing to address problems of this kind is bad for the country for host of reasons ranging from the hollowing out of the middle class, to the strain on the social fabric and increase of poverty related problems.

Tenant farmers would no longer be able to pay their landlords, and, after the tenants were removed, there would be fewer crops grown in Ireland; the increase of poverty and the decrease of food supply would completely ruin Ireland's economy.

Life in the slums Between 1980 and 2009, the population of Nairobi, the capital, ballooned from 862,000 to about 3.4 million – a growth accompanied by increasing rates of poverty and poor health outcomes.

Glazer ignores the growing incarceration of people of color; the rise of gated communities; the increasing racial profiling of immigrants; the increasing rates of poverty and unemployment among black youth; and the inadequate health care, health insurance and other basic social provisions for many black citizens.

Babies of teenage mothers have increased mortality in their first year and increased risk of poverty, educational underachievement and unemployment later in life, with associated societal costs.

But the most important reason is the increase of extreme poverty.

The absolute number of underweight children has actually increased due mainly to declines in agricultural productivity, recurring food crises associated with drought and conflict, and increasing levels of poverty.

Yet at a time of increasing severity of poverty the help available to parents and children is being significantly cut.

The report triggered in debate in South Africa, the continent's biggest economy but one of five found to have increasing levels of poverty over the past decade.