Sentence examples for spread of poverty from inspiring English sources

Malthus believed the spread of poverty was a threat to all humanity.

I just discovered a Brookings Institution report about the spread of poverty in the suburbs — in Atlanta, the numbers of suburban poor have exploded over the past few years.

Ahmadinejad's chaotic economic management has triggered an inflationary spiral that is crippling the middle classes and threatens to deliver his goal of economic justice in the unintended form of a more even spread of poverty.

As was the case in most of the other former Confederate states, defeat in the Civil War triggered the establishment of a sharecropping system of tenant farming, the emergence of a race problem of new and formidable dimensions, and the spread of poverty.

Save the Children, which is best known for its poverty relief schemes in Africa and developing countries, accuses politicians in Westminster of focusing too much on the pressures faced by middle-income households, and calls for a "renewed focus" on the spread of poverty.

On the other hand, the intellectual ammunition of the anti-globalists has also been reinforced by the spread of poverty in places that include Eastern Europe -- a trend that has led James D. Wolfensohn, the World Bank president, to use some very strong language here.

This rising casualisation and spread of poverty-line pay in US higher education has been a trend for many years, made worse as institutions have attempted to cut costs following the 2008 financial crisis.

"The Growth and Spread of Concentrated Poverty, 2000 to 2008-2012", by E.

In general, Mr. Clinton has rightly broadened the definition of national security to encompass the spread of disease, poverty and ethnic strife, ending his term with honorable involvement in the world and revitalization of the United Nations and regional peacekeeping alliances.

Yet philanthropy, free of the short-term pressures from voters and shareholders that constrain governments and for-profit companies, may be one of the best hopes for solving problems such as the spread of AIDS, poverty and climate change.The new philanthropists rightly insist on making their money go further, because in the past a lot of donors' cash has been wasted.

The circumstances that favour the spread of HIV widespread poverty, poor educational and job prospects, crumbling health services undermine the country's prospects even without the disease.What is clear is that the added impact of AIDS could be reduced, given the political will.