Sentence examples for lead to poverty from inspiring English sources

It is generally accepted that poverty can lead to malnutrition, but malnutrition, in turn, can lead to poverty, Shekar said.

There is a wealth of academic literature showing that unemployment or poor working conditions can lead to poverty, depression, divorce, suicide and the destruction of entire families.

Despite its efforts in recent years to "mainstream gender" in its work, the World Bank has never adopted a mandatory policy on how to ensure its projects and programmes are gender inclusive and avoid exacerbating inequalities that lead to poverty.

"We are at the end of our tether and, of course, are planning protests and strikes against policies that have done nothing but lead to poverty and wretchedness," said Nikos Kioutsoukis, general secretary at GSEE, the country's biggest labour force.

Critics - including, famously, the mayor of London Boris Johnson - have argued that disability benefit cuts will lead to poverty and social isolation for tens of thousands of disabled and chronically ill people.

The greatest navy in history, which a century earlier had 3,500 ships (by comparison, the United States Navy today has 324), had been extinguished, and China set a course for itself that would lead to poverty, defeat and decline.

Addiction leads to sloth leads to poverty leads to theft.

She said that the campaign's message — that teenage pregnancy leads to poverty — was backward.

Terrorism is causing chaos here, chaos leads to poverty, and poverty means that Europe is losing an important market.

Rural youth migrate to cities in search of employment, and lack of infrastructure and education leads to poverty and malnutrition.

Riis believed that defective character led to poverty and that conscience-driven capitalism was the best solution.