Davis is reluctant to make any of the commercial compromises that would build anything like a career, and so finds himself virtually homeless: living on people's couches, a borderline-poverty existence that embitters him and draws him ever closer to the dangerous, consolatory illusion that failure guarantees integrity.
He and other proponents of this school of thought felt the church had strayed from original Christian teaching by accepting poverty's existence.
His poverty-stricken existence in Rome during the 1950s furnished the material for his first two novels, Ragazzi di vita (1955; The Ragazzi) and Una vita violenta (1959; A Violent Life).
(Based on Barry Hines's A Kestrel For A Knave) Vanessa Hudgens briefly finds meaning in her miserable, poverty-ridden existence when she realises her love of training and breeding expensive designer handbags in a field near her house.
This, along with closing the local methadone clinic, would in their eyes help restore Pagford to an idyllic, middle-class, poverty-free existence.
We should instead be proud of a welfare state that prevented those children descending into poverty during their existence with him.
Obviously, he has people write this stuff for him, but it's idiotic to claim you can "blitz" poverty out of existence by knocking down people's sources of shelter.
It is a tale of two Spains: in the harsh terrain of the countryside, the friends are continually amazed by the extreme poverty and primitive existence of the peasants, many of whom still live in caves.
Progress against these challenges are hampered by persistent poverty and the existence of significant socioeconomic, gender and geographic disparities.
However, I'm not sure the facts as you present them are informative about the existence of poverty traps at the country level as a source of low growth.Theories of poverty traps typically imply that countries that are initially poor stay poor for long periods of time.
