"suffer poverty" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a person, family, or community living in poverty; for example, "In some areas of the world, people suffer poverty and lack access to basic amenities."
"You will suffer poverty," she told him.
The real reasons people suffer poverty don't reflect well on the United States.
Billions suffer poverty worldwide, and discrimination and ignorance are tragically widespread, yet few among these billions commit acts of terrorism.
This approach, which is best developed in Cameroon, has been shown to meet the needs of food and nutritionally insecure smallholder farmers who also suffer poverty and social injustice at multiple, nested scales from farm through to landscapes and regions.
It could keep an option on nuclear weapons, but suffer poverty; or it can rejoin the global economy and still have the prospect of the peaceful nuclear programme it says it has wanted all along.
These women, who already suffer poverty rates of pay, are now having to contend with the poor working conditions and complete lack of job security that self-employment brings.
Shunted off to a school in a converted army barracks, he suffers poverty and bullying.
Meanwhile, officials in Mr. Tsvangirai's party, many of whom suffered poverty while fighting to remake Zimbabwe, began enjoying the trappings of power.
Under Mobutu's reign, per capita income collapsed by 2.2% each year; ordinary Congolese suffered poverty worse than that which they had known under Belgian colonial rule.
Not on the evidence of Diderot himself, who suffered poverty and a prison sentence, was deserted by countless friends, and cheated rampantly on his wife.
We'll find out during the next 19 or so months, as stories are shared about humble origins, who has suffered poverty, endured discrimination or been sexually harassed — or hugged by Joe Biden.
