cycle of poverty

For some people, the program may break the cycle of poverty.

So it can help break the cycle of poverty and unemployment.

Education is the key to breaking that cycle of poverty and failure.

He becomes a father but his wife is soon absorbed into the cycle of poverty in the family.

"For the first time, we're seeing cycles of poverty from one generation to the next," he said.

This is the way to perpetuate, not break, the cycle of poverty!

They believe that education is one way to break the cycle of poverty and homelessness.

They've been too long in the cycle of poverty.

I believe that cycles of poverty can be halted in a generation.

"Far too many women are stuck in a cycle of poverty from which there is no escape," she said.

We need to spend money on preventive programs and break the horrible cycle of poverty.

For this reason it is important to take all possible steps to break the cycle of poverty being handed down from one generation to another.

Breaking the cycle of poverty to give all children a fighting chance requires commitment.

Its ultimate aim is to break the structural cycle of poverty.

My response was to begin planting trees with them, to help heal the land and break the cycle of poverty.

He wanted to give these boys the support they needed to break out of this cycle of poverty.

Maybe the best way to break that cycle of poverty is that they do move off the land.

Children are most at the mercy of the cycle of poverty.

This enables them to build up assets and escape the cycle of poverty.

Improving education can help break the cycle of poverty that affects families all across west Alabama.

Both films deal with the never-ending cycle of poverty and despair.

Therefore the best way to break the cycle of poverty is to educate children, as education enables them to get better job opportunities.

The main reason behind this cycle of poverty is the lower earnings of women.

She had been destitute, stuck in a cycle of poverty, with an infant daughter.

High dropout rates threaten to lock these families in a cycle of poverty.