Sentence examples for prolonged poverty from inspiring English sources

As such the relationships observed may, therefore, be conservative in nature, and families experiencing prolonged poverty, and severe forms hardships need to be included in future studies addressing these relationships.

The deal – and a second deal now under negotiation with the IMF and other eurozone governments – subjects the people of Greece to "prolonged poverty and a dramatic decrease in their standards of living", Anonymous said.

These findings are consistent with the Forsdahl hypothesis which argued that poverty followed by subsequent affluence may be worse for cardiovascular risk than prolonged poverty.

Taking from estates and heirs "needlessly prolongs poverty," he said Thursday.

Although many have argued that poor people will be disproportionately affected by sea-level rise, he instead thinks that the costs of mitigating climate change will prolong and spread poverty.

Among other similarities, the paper notes that both are chronic diseases that require prolonged treatment, and disproportionately affect those living in poverty.

Just as it was in the late 1960s, prolonged and pronounced economic racial disparities and entrenched poverty across all races remains a source of friction and instability in 21st century America.

Examples include prolonged exposure to environmental toxins or long-term poverty.

Those who have suffered under the poverty and inequality that has accompanied the prolonged civil war need to feel this most.

And officials have seen its powerful dynamics in play during prolonged periods of high growth, productivity gains, job creation and poverty alleviation.

As Canada heads into a prolonged campaign season ahead of the 2015 federal election, now is as good a time as any to re-introduce poverty into the discussion.