Sentence examples for misery poverty from inspiring English sources

But they will rescue millions from likely lives of misery, poverty and tragedy.

"If you look at Africa," he said, "it's just full of misery, poverty, wars.

"Misery, poverty and unemployment are on the rise, and it's mostly the fault of global capitalism".

The Dickensian view is that factories replaced a rural idyll with urban misery, poverty, pollution and illness.

Courbet called the figures on the right "the shareholders, that is, friends, workers, devotees of the art world" and those on the left "the other world of trivial life, the people, misery, poverty, wealth, the exploited and the exploiters, the people who live off of death".

Comparing his fate to HIV patients in Lesotho, who are unable to afford life-saving drugs, the author suggested that the actor "die in the same misery, poverty and pain as so many others do" as punishment for his irresponsible behaviour.

A broader welfare safety-net has softened the misery of poverty.

But money talks in Mumbai, and Dharavi now has money, even millionaires, mixed in with its misery and poverty.

The antiquarian and historian Anthony à Wood says he died in misery and poverty in 1658, but an elegy on him was printed in 1657.

"The Pdvsa that neglected the people and indifferently watched the misery and poverty in the communities surrounding the company premises is over," Ramírez has said.

As former president of Haiti Jean-Bertrand Aristide has pleaded, rebuilding his country means "moving from misery to poverty with dignity".