Sentence examples for suffer destitution from inspiring English sources
Those who do not flee suffer destitution, malnutrition and starvation, severe physical and mental illness, restrictions on movement, education, marriage, childbirth, livelihood and the ever present threat of violence and corruption.
"The inevitable result of the implementation of the benefit cap for women as they leave refuges is that some families will suffer destitution, some will become homeless again very quickly, and some will choose not to leave refuges, with all the resulting difficulties for refuges".
Cardinal Nichols repeated his view that it was "a disgrace" that people continued to suffer destitution in a country as rich as the UK.
More than one billion children continue to suffer in absolute destitution, lacking basic human necessities such as food, education, shelter, healthcare and protection from violence.
Yet even today, too many parents sacrifice their children in the name of their religious beliefs; sacrificing them, not on altars, but rather to suffer homelessness and destitution in the streets.
Women without an independent income – or a job – may not suffer social disgrace and destitution in the 21st century, but they still end up in sticky situations when their husbands, or not-quite husbands, die unexpectedly.
Amnesty International's and Refugee Action's reports on the appalling state of destitution suffered by numerous rejected asylum-seekers (Failed asylum seekers forced to sleep rough, says report; Letters, November 7) raise a matter of grave concern to us all.
To suffer silently here or in destitution back home?
Many still suffer the legacy of their dispossession: destitution, penury, insecurity.
Many of them have unsettled immigration status and all the evidence shows they suffer more severe and enduring violence because they are stuck between abuse and destitution".
