Sentence examples for live adequate from inspiring English sources

Without a proper place to live, adequate nutrition or access to basic medical necessities, freed slaves became more vulnerable to illness than Union soldiers, and as a result, hundreds of thousands of slaves became sick and died at the moment of freedom — a bitter irony often ignored in favor of a more triumphant narrative about emancipation.

When they are hired, we focus on three things: 1. Basic needs (they have a place to live, adequate child care, transportation to work, etc).

Meintjes' presentation told the workshop that 3.5 billion people live without adequate access to electricity.

Around the world, 650 million people lack access to safe water and 2.3 billion people live without adequate sanitation.

As a result, nearly half of all Haitians lack satisfactory access to clean drinking water, and more than two-thirds live without adequate sanitation.

While the discussions on strategies to reduce global emissions rage on in Cancún, too many of the world's poorest people continue to live without adequate access to energy.

He spoke of the more than 2.5 billion who live without adequate sanitation, the 25% of people in the least developing world who practise open defecation because they have no toilets and, most starkly, the 2,000 children who die every day from diarrhoea and other preventable diseases caused by poor sanitation.

Under Mr. Mbeki's leadership, the fruits of the nation's hard-fought victory over apartheid have gone mainly to officials and former officials of the ruling African National Congress, not to the millions of poor people in the townships who faced down the dogs, the bullets and the pass laws and still must live without adequate jobs, education, housing or health services.

40 will live without adequate sanitation.

Evidence shows that children who live without adequate sanitation, hygiene, and clean drinking water don't grow as well as children who do.

More than a billion people do not have access to safe water and well over 2 billion people live without adequate sanitation.