Sentence examples for intensifying poverty from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the end of large-scale booty led to economic recession in Rome, thus intensifying poverty and discontent.

(This has happened in other states, and the view is not to be lightly dismissed.) Moreover, the end of large-scale booty led to economic recession in Rome, thus intensifying poverty and discontent.

The productivity of basic crops such as maize, beans, cotton, cassava and rice will suffer, leading to a drop in income in the region that is already Brazil's most backward in terms of social indicators intensifying poverty.

Nigeria and other African nations are at risk of highly challenged agricultural systems and intensified poverty regimes.

HIV and AIDS generate and intensify poverty at the household, community — and, over time, the country level (Collins & Leibrandt, 2007).

And third, increased urbanization correlates with intensified poverty, crime and violence, placing women and children at particular risk.

With some exceptions, high-prevalence countries in SSA are also some of the poorest in the world; as such, the epidemic has both unfolded within a context of pervasive poverty and also intensified poverty (Bachmann & Booysen, 2006; Barnett & Whiteside, 2002).

In Ukraine, previous food price shocks have impacted negatively on the country's grain exports, contributing to intensifying urban poverty in particular.

The national progress on poverty in 2015 provides the platform for focusing and intensifying our poverty-related efforts and initiatives going forward.

It also recommends to improve targeting of the vulnerable and food insecure populations and to intensify urban poverty alleviation measures.

He argues that the loss of a cultural leads to the extermination of self-worth in a society, intensifying problems of poverty, school drop-out rates, drug and alcohol abuse, and even suicide (Excerpt 3).