Sentence examples for points poverty from inspiring English sources

8. Seedfolks by Paul Fleischman (ages 10+) Talking points: Poverty, social struggle, and the need for human connection.

That is why I have always found the Millennium Development Goals action plan to achieve the eight-point poverty goals to be built on a shaky foundation.

I would like to add these points: ■ Poverty statistics are merely a snapshot of people's current economic status.

I do not believe in the liberal hoo-ha that points to poverty and racism as causes of crime.

Maria Chappelle-Nadal, a state senator whose district includes Ferguson, points to poverty, the youth of the population, and high levels of transience as being among the reasons.

The title song points to poverty and homelessness, and not only recalls the title of Bill Withers's "Ain't No Sunshine" but also rides a similar minor-key groove and quotes Mr. Withers's vocal phrases.

The Gini coefficient increased significantly by about 3% points and poverty rose 2 points from 1980 to 1981.

Thus, redistribution was responsible for 0.56 percentage points of poverty reduction.

The growth effect contributes to 1.76 percentage points in poverty changes while the income distribution effect contributes to 0.94 percentage point.

It points to poverty eradication programmes in poor provinces like Sichuan and its abolition of a centuries-old agricultural tax as proof of its commitment.

Column 1 indicates SNAP enrollment increases by 0.6%%, two and three years after the expansions, when a county has 10-percentage points more poverty than other counties.