Sentence examples for lives in abject from inspiring English sources
An estimated 80percentt of the population lives in abject poverty.
Despite pumping roughly 2m barrels of oil per day, most of its population lives in abject poverty.
He lives in abject horror, suffering sleep deprivation, sexual assaults, beatings and threats against his mother's life and his own.
We're all complicit in having this huge amount of wealth when most of the world lives in abject poverty".
"Let's leave the old man out of it," Austin, the successful screenwriter in "True West," says to his brother, Lee, of their father, who lives in abject isolation in the desert.
What is our responsibility to one girl who lives in abject poverty in India, versus that of another who lives just a few miles away on the Bangladeshi side of the border?
Up to five million Haitians (55% of the population) live in abject poverty, over four million are without access to safe water and up to three million are slum-dwellers[50].
New Yorkers want fairness for people who work hard, and a living-wage law can help ensure that fewer workers live in abject poverty.
Most of the population lived in abject poverty.
Today, nearly 80percentt of Haitians live in abject conditions.
The majority of Chagossians remained in Mauritius and the Seychelles, often living in abject poverty.
