Sentence examples for suffering community from inspiring English sources

The packed dirt floor before a derelict stone archway, the dried reeds sprouting randomly as indications of privation and neglect: all suggest a bereft, suffering community.

Rural hospital advocates argue that this concession is necessary to protect suffering community hospitals, but what this ultimately means is that patients in 73 of the 100 counties in the state will not be able to enjoy better access to more affordable health care.

What emerged, through conversations with 414 anonymous New Yorkers, was a snapshot of a suffering community.

"By preventing tooth decay and all of its associated pain and suffering, community water fluoridation saves money both for individuals, including dental treatments and time off work or school, and the healthcare system," he said.

A U.S. government official, who requested anonymity because she is not authorized to speak on behalf of the program, said that Suleiman was an activist on behalf of his suffering community.

He said Korean Christians are "often held up as sacrificial, dedicated and a suffering community" because of the struggles they've been through under the Japanese colonial rule -- Christians were persecuted for refusing to bow at Shinto shrines -- the partition after World War II, and then the Korean War.

A new UN report has chronicled efforts to get food to those in need since a security council resolution passed in February demanded humanitarian access to suffering communities.

The first claimed the lives of more than 8,000 people and the second brought yet more pain to suffering communities.

If faith without works is dead, so are calls for prayer without action and accompaniment with suffering communities.

I couldn't stop envisioning the faces of children who would never get the chance to grow up, and the voices of suffering communities across the country still silenced.

Both instruments were products of a brief moment when, after intense wartime suffering, communities sought a better future by pooling some of their sovereignty in a grander union.