Sentence examples for resist poverty from inspiring English sources

To resist poverty, you will have to shop at the Goodwill thrift shop, filled with donated used clothes.

The book is less of an elegy than a field report a snapshot of the moment when thousands of once-prosperous people do everything they can to resist sliding into poverty.

The conventional plot line is that they resist change, blame poverty for their schools' failings and protect their jobs and turf.

Some communities resist the idea that poverty exists.

Because of this Ireland was able to resist a large increase in poverty.

Some politicians on the left might resist a measure that shows that poverty is much lower than it used to be: couldn't this minimize the problem and make it harder to gain support for new anti-poverty programs?

The use of pragmatic pro-poor and gender sensitive indicators, is strategic as this powerful incentive for focusing action can help resist the 'evaporation' of attention to poverty or gender concerns, identified in the gender mainstreaming literature[ 33].

She said that poverty makes it hard to resist.

A Cuban sociologist, Haroldo Dilla, predicts that in the end the new system will not enable Cubans to rise too far out of poverty, and that the government will resist a true economic opening with the world.

"There are too many of us who happily embrace Madiba's legacy of racial reconciliation, but passionately resist even modest reforms that would challenge chronic poverty and growing inequality.

The poor in developing countries are also often more vulnerable to disease and less able to resist disease because of poor living conditions related to poverty.