Sentence examples for worldwide misery from inspiring English sources

Godard derides his protagonists' vulgarity, ignorance, triviality, and venality; he confronts the worldwide misery that their prosperity depends on; and he repudiates, on aesthetic as well as moral grounds, the industrial society that both produces and sustains their warped values.

Cigarette smoking is a source of worldwide misery [ 1, 2] and revenue for corporations and governments.

WASHINGTON — President Bush delivered an impassioned defense of free-market capitalism on Thursday, on the eve of an international summit meeting where he is expected to get a tongue-lashing from foreign leaders who view the United States and his administration as responsible for worldwide financial misery.

When Ikea closes in the near future (as, please God, it will), will I be tweeting my nostalgic feelings about its contribution to extending allen keys and misery worldwide?

The extent of their misery has attracted worldwide media attention.

The illegal trade in these substances amounts to $1 - $2 trillion annually, funds the Taliban, Hizballah and North Korea, to name a few, and breeds misery, crime and corruption worldwide.

"The humanist ethic accepts an increase of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere as a small price to pay, if worldwide industrial development can alleviate the miseries of the poorer half of humanity".

NH Fund even more world-class research into heart disease "I would love to say that next year we could cure heart and circulatory disease, to end the devastation and misery for hundreds of millions worldwide.

And it will continue as long as Arab nations blame world Jewry for their self-inflicted miseries, and people of conscience worldwide decline to stand against such rampant bigotry.

We need instead to put ourselves in the shoes of families in Bolivia and worldwide that lack water and food and suffer misery and hunger.

Clinical depression causes misery for hundreds of millions of people worldwide.