Sentence examples for live in severe from inspiring English sources

A wealthy country that protects the interests of a tiny elite while the majority live in severe poverty.

One in 20, or 340,800, British families live in "severe housing deprivation" – in overcrowded homes in poor condition, without a bath, shower or indoor toilet, for example.

The World Bank calculates that a third to a fourth of the world's people still live in severe poverty -- and this is based on minimal rates of $1 to $2 a day.

Rosenberg had been born into Guatemala's oligarchy — a term that still applies to the semi-feudal Central American nation, where more than half of its fourteen million people, many of them Mayan, live in severe poverty.

A quarter of India's people still live in severe poverty.With the BJP's boosterish rhetoric backfiring, towards the end of its campaign it was jettisoned in favour of a stress on the virtues of continuity and stability.

According to the 2014 MPI, about 90% of Oromo live in severe poverty and destitution, more than 80% of Oromo households do not have access to electricity or sanitation and more than 75% of Oromo do not have access to potable drinking water.

It is the situation of children like those in Madagascar, children living in severe poverty, affected by violence and living in emergencies, that Katy will put in the spotlight through her work as UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador.

Andrew is one of Britain's 1.6 million children living in severe poverty.

But there is also the scandal of 1.4 million children in this country living in severe poverty.

This wasn't a war on drugs so much as a war on people who used drugs, who were mainly people living in severe poverty.

The trauma of the prolonged abuse and a series of house moves prompted by the separation had left the whole family unhappy and living in severe poverty.