Sentence examples for poverty yes from inspiring English sources

"Yes we need to fight poverty; yes, we need to fight crime," Mr. Obama, of Illinois, said in a midday address to the United States Conference of Mayors.

A big cut in child poverty, yes, but tiny falls in pensioner and working age adult poverty, despite the latter being the basic goal of the policy.

Ed Balls set out his tests on the Today programme: is this cut hitting working families (yes), does it lead to rising child poverty (yes)?

He has been criticised over inequality, which under many measures has risen under Labour: that he cares about reducing poverty, yes, but cares little about the vast sums the richest are paid.

And the mother has joined the parents support group; she's now advocating for more parents to change and not see poverty, yes it is a barrier, but if we pull up the efforts together we can actually fight it.

The three discrimination domains included: discrimination due to (1) homelessness or poverty (yes = 1; no = 0), (2) mental health, alcohol and drug-related issues (yes = 1; no = 0), and (3) race or ethnicity or skin color (yes = 1; no = 0).

Unemployment and poverty S2: yes exactly.

Unemployment and poverty S2: yes exactly   (3) The case of limited engagement can be seen by an appeal for help more at the beginning of task performance.

While there are many important nuggets (eradicating extreme poverty -- yes please!) to ramble on about, for me, the promise of an AIDS-free generation is the biggest tangible opportunity right now.

PE: Insofar as there's more deep poverty, clearly yes.

If her grades were preventing all the other kids from succeeding, to the point of poverty, then yes some of her grades should be given to the other students.