Sentence examples for of ingrained poverty from inspiring English sources

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West Dunbartonshire is confronting ingrained poverty, with towns such as Clydebank devastated by the decline in heavy industry.

"When I meet my counterparts around the world they are deeply shocked to learn of such ingrained, desperate poverty in New Zealand," says Maidaborn of Unicef.

"The level of intergenerational, ingrained child poverty has reached a point that it is challenging the idea New Zealand has of itself as an egalitarian nation; the myth that we are god's own country," he says.

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This kind of ingrained behavior doesn't go away overnight.

Do you have some kind of ingrained moral code?

Others assume it results from "a culture of poverty" and from ingrained behavioral disorders, which means little can be done.