Sentence examples for questions about poverty from inspiring English sources
"Never Say Die" raises tough-minded questions about poverty in old age, dementia, end-of-life care and assisted suicide.
Many economists begin the other way around, by asking questions about poverty, but I wanted to understand how wealth, or super-wealth, is working to increase the inequality gap.
I'm not sure who still reads it, but I suspect it still has a grip on people who admire the near-deranged ambition of Agee's words, who wrestle with his tortured questions about poverty, dignity and "honest journalism".
Even though Morrow raises serious questions about poverty, injustice, biotechnology and climate change, these issues don't take on substantive presence, just as the characters, for all their color and liveliness, never seem to gain much depth.
Slum tourism, he argues, can be a space in which questions about poverty and solidarity become clear.
And since they're representing US, why not hear from US? Greg Kaufmann of The Nation magazine has been doing his homework, chronicling potential questions about poverty in America for President Obama and Governor Romney.
The Speaker stopped the prime minister answering a question about poverty from Labour MP Mark Hendrick and said "we will concentrate on the policies of the government".
"The moral question about poverty in America -- How can a country like this allow it?
"Just recall the presidential debates last fall between Barack Obama and John McCain, they were not asked a single question about poverty," says Dr. John O. Fox, an expert on United States tax policy at the conference.
Based on our Twitter feed, we have seen more engagement around the issue in the past week, and I think we were all cautiously optimistic that a direct question about poverty would be asked.
Later in the debate, when John Edwards gave perhaps the most eloquent answer of all on a question about poverty, Clinton tried to one-up everyone by saying "when I graduated from law school, I didn't go to work for a law firm.
