São Paulo has been called a "city of rings": a plush "expanded" centre is surrounded by progressively poorer circles.
Ken Wharfe, a former royal protection police officer, said it was "old, heavy, has a poor turning circle and has no protective qualities".
It's a vicious circle: poor working conditions lead to high turnover of the workforce, which in turn keeps poor working conditions intact.
And new studies are indicating that poor sleep may circle back to cause poor health.
The lack of job opportunities discourages further training and education, thereby perpetuating a vicious circle of poor education, poor working opportunities, and worsening living conditions (85).
— If angels can see into the ends and beginnings of things, Why are they still among us Like widowed birds, circling, circling, their poor go-betweens at a full stop?
But if they don't move, the little kids will grow up with bad schools like the big kids then they won't get be able to get jobs either so they'll be gangsters then they'll be KILLED OR IN JAIL OR POOR TOO!!!! LIKE A CIRCLE!!!" He draws furious circles in the air.
Started in mid-1997, it aims to help the rural poor escape the vicious circle of low income, bad nutrition, poor health and lack of education.
"We have, today, the opportunity to include all the world's poor in an expanding circle of development, throughout all of the Americas, all of Asia and all of Africa," Mr. Bush said.
Around the rich center, there is a circle of poor who use the bus, which is encircled by a suburban area inhabited by the rich with cars.
