Sentence examples for subject of poverty from inspiring English sources

Off and on over those years, I also wrote on the subject of poverty.

For all the film's occasional cheesiness, it's entertaining, good-natured and decently acted - and interesting in that it talks about the unglamorous subject of poverty.

Over the past couple of decades, a time when most affluent Americans had turned completely away from the subject of poverty, Ehrenreich was learning as much as she could about it.

Eight out of 10 people say the income gap is too large, and the subject of poverty and inequality is now, according to Ipsos MORI, one of the five most important issues for the electorate, higher than education and schools.

Like many people, Anita has thought a lot about the subject of poverty.

Though the reasons for popular media disinterest in the subject of poverty may be something of a mystery, the impact of their inattentiveness is not.

In its subject matter of poverty, its meticulous research (she says the first six months of material were "absolutely worthless" – a vivid illustration of the commitment involved), and Boo's great gift for sympathy, the book seems an obvious next step in a successful career.

He does not not want to dwell on the subjects of poverty and protest.

Rural areas are subject to poverty of income and opportunity, so it is also possible that rural deprivation may play an important part.

CNN will air an hour-long special about the film, followed by an interview with Tony Blair, above, by Christiane Amanpour on the subject of global poverty, and then a segment filmed earlier with Ms. Amanpour from an impoverished village in Ethiopia.

What, exactly, this meant--which parts of the "status quo" had to go--was unclear, though; the White House offered no new proposals, and the only real consensus in Washington on the subject of urban poverty," it turned out, was that no previous policy had worked.