Sentence examples for the same poverty as from inspiring English sources

Having risen above the same poverty as many of her students, she has also had to teach some of them how to hold a knife and fork, and about the elements of good dental hygiene.

They live in the same poverty as the people they serve, risking everything to give witness to the Gospel.

So what does Ryan mean when he says "we still have the same poverty rates" as when the war on poverty was launched 50 years ago.

Old people had about the same poverty rate as 18-to-64-year-olds 18-to-64-year-olds 18-to-64-year-olds 18-to-64-year-olds 18-to-64-year-olds

It seemed so strange that, in one of the wealthiest nations of the world, I was sustained by the very same poverty as in India, and that poverty from all over the developing world was gathering in the basement kitchens of the Baby Bistros and Queen of Tarts bakeries of New York.

But children are still growing up in the same poverty".

It models the local bargaining as a graph where each vertex represents a group of SUs belonging to the same poverty line.

"The government should be keeping an eye on issues like kids living with drug-addicted parents, but this is not the same as poverty.

Unemployment, in countries with more extensive welfare states than ours, is not necessarily the same as poverty, and the wholesale brutality of states and empires engaged in wars of conquest is not the same as the retail mayhem of armed individuals.

In contrast, the poverty rate declined steeply among Hispanic New Yorkers, who began the boom years of the mid-90's as the poorest group, and by 2000 had the same average poverty rate as non-Hispanic blacks.

Comparing his fate to HIV patients in Lesotho, who are unable to afford life-saving drugs, the author suggested that the actor "die in the same misery, poverty and pain as so many others do" as punishment for his irresponsible behaviour.