Sentence examples for poverty 1 from inspiring English sources

Relying on the housing-cost-induced-poverty definition, this paper identifies three "dimensions" of fuel poverty: 1) income-poverty-high-cost; 2) housing-cost-induced-poverty-high-cost; and, 3) fuel-cost-induced-poverty-high-cost.

For individuals from Mexico's rural areas, of which approximately 50% lives in poverty,1 the prospect of earning relatively higher wages or even simply being employed per se is a pull-factor for migration to the cities.

One of the unspoken issues in the United States is that we have more and more kids living in poverty (1 in 4 overall -- far more than any other industrialized country), and more and more schools catering to children in concentrated poverty (ratio of over 50% of children).

Micronutrient malnutrition is a common, global public health problem, particularly for women living in poverty (1).

Bangladesh has recently been applauded as an 'exceptional health performer' for its achievements in health outcomes during the last four decades despite widespread poverty (1– 6).

Brucellosis is the most common zoonotic disease that leads to considerable morbidity and loss of man-days across the globe and thus perpetuates poverty (1).

Human fascioliasis is perceived as a low significance "Neglected Tropical Disease of Poverty" [ 16, 42, 45, 87].

When healthcare is accessed, transport and treatment costs and loss of earnings may cause poor families to descend further into poverty [ 1, 3, 4].

The SDGs aim to end poverty (SDG1) and hunger (SDG2).

Sunday September 19 Age Concern & End Child Poverty 6.15pm - 7.30pm, Kerley Room, Highcliffe Marriott Tackling Child and Pensioner Poverty - an affordable goal?

■ 34 are overweight, and 22 are living in poverty (10 in deep poverty).