Sentence examples for poverty to high from inspiring English sources

So, it's an interesting time to be confronting the obesity epidemic in Arkansas -- where the confluence of factors responsible for its trends -- from poverty to high rates of illiteracy to rural isolation -- may make it seem that all effort is squeezed between the proverbial rock and a hard place.

In Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), adverse factors ranging from civil wars and extreme poverty to high rates of infectious disease strain health care budgets and delivery systems, making optimal allocation of health care especially important.

It also damages mental health and wellbeing, he said: "It's the attritional thing about being in poverty [due to high energy bills] and being cold".

George Osborne's cuts to tax credits would increase child poverty to its highest level for 50 years, Gordon Brown has claimed, decrying the plan as "anti-work", "anti-family" and "anti-British".

Her background, born to a middle-class family and with a Bulgarian immigrant father, is also a far less compelling life story than Lula's rise from abject poverty to the highest office in the country.

Setting out to find out how income inequality affected communities, Nuru-Jeter and her colleagues found that living in poverty leads to higher death rates for black Americans.

The claims by Peabody that reducing our reliance on coal in favour of low carbon technologies will cause energy poverty due to higher prices are inaccurate, without supporting evidence, and in this case, disingenuous.

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And now economists expect poverty to reach its highest level in this country in nearly half a century, with children among the groups hit the hardest.

Poverty has led to high levels of school dropouts, illiteracy, drug use, delinquency and worse.

Although there are no statistics on school attendance among Southeast Asians, there is general agreement that cultural hurdles, household stress and poverty have contributed to high dropout rates.