Sentence examples for true poverty from inspiring English sources

But unlike Katie, they don't often deal with true poverty.

Of course, if we have a career in the first place then we're probably not talking about true poverty.

In many ways, the mind-numbing ignorance of our "leaders" with regard to true poverty is the largest obstacle to finding actual solutions.

They do this, they say, because otherwise country-wide falling incomes will mean that the "true" poverty rate could be understated.

And he criticises TV for showing "grateful" Iraqis "with no true acknowledgment that true poverty will bring the best of us to our knees".

By casting around to blame anyone else, by ignoring the cold hard face of true poverty in the UK, it is the state that is feckless.

It is also true that poverty can make families chaotic.

However, it is also true that poverty has remained widespread.

The true culprits – poverty and female disenfranchisement – are much more tangible.

And it is true that poverty rates tend to be higher in cities and the countryside.

Rather, the General Assembly has refocused the world's attention on the true enemies: poverty, ignorance, denial and failed political leadership.