Sentence examples for view poverty from inspiring English sources
How do Americans view poverty?
Second, it is critical that we change how we view poverty.
The crisis is changing the way a portion of Americans view poverty, shedding light on what has previously been an isolated conversation.
The trouble is that we still tend to view poverty through a strictly financial lens: The U.S. Department of Commerce "Poverty Reports" compiled from U.S. Census information use the concept of the "poverty line" to measure wellbeing, regardless of other social factors affecting an individual or family.
From a spatial point of view, poverty is unequally distributed.
In this respect we view poverty as a culture that influences one's health choices and preferences; (2) Translation of educational materials regarding preventive care into Arabic and Russian in order to overcome language barriers.
Malthus was an economic pessimist, viewing poverty as man's inescapable lot.
The ebb and flow of these reform paradigms, Fogel says, has turned on whether the prevailing religious ethic viewed poverty and disadvantage as the wages of sin, or as the by-product of broader flaws in society.
He says he's driven by a desire to change the way the world views poverty and to challenge the stereotypes assigned to that term.
He views poverty as a barrier to living a Christian life, suggesting that it is easier to make a positive impact on society when one is affluent.
As the gap between the poor, the middle class and the rich widens, the answer is a resounding yes -- poor, but not as we have traditionally viewed poverty.
