Rural people became mired in squalor.

Jemima lame? How? Truly, indescribable squalor

For Esmé with Love and Squalor in Nine Stories.

The squalor of the slums is not for the faint hearted.

Even Europe's leftist intelligentsia now associates crime and urban squalor with immigration.

He thinks sadly of the downfall and squalor of the South after the American Civil War.

All along it was the sadness, the squalor, but I never, until now loved her again.

Squalor persists while competitive markets press the region to cut costs on the backs of the poor.

Squalor persists while competitive markets press the region to cut costs on the backs of the poor.

In the least developed countries, it was no longer a question of poverty, but rather of chronic squalor.

She lived to a hundred, even then. All along it was the sadness, the squalor, but I never, until now loved her again.

Rural people became mired in squalor. Nowadays, low salaries make many lives here miserable, pensions are a joke, and the shadow economy is vast.

Above all, however, he has achieved a 6.3 effective reduction of poverty, after taking over a country whose vast majority 80 was perched between poverty and squalor.

I mean, there may be 100 explanations for why Haiti is the impoverished nation it is, but there is no excuse to see that sort of squalor.

To see her married in white in a dingy little church to a plumber who'll only give her a worthless name and the squalor of good intentions?

His novel Autumn of the Patriarch captures perfectly the moral squalor, political paralysis, and savage ennui that enshrouds a society awaiting the death of a long term dictator.

As observed during earlier meetings, millions of people in Africa continue to bear the brunt of famine, extreme poverty and pandemics, and they survive each day in squalor.

With more than 40 of Latin America's population living in poverty, Cuba stands out as an example of a country where being poor does not mean a life of squalor.

We have also committed ourselves to addressing extreme poverty and hunger by redistributing land to the majority of our citizens, who had been condemned to conditions of squalor by years of colonialism and its vestiges.

One blogger alleged that the reporter could have done the damage himself to create a story this guy likely broke the rod himself, and is now demonstrating the moral squalor of the Putin regime to everyone.

At the special session of February 1990, the British Foreign Secretary described the horrendous reality of the drugs trade the pain, misery and squalor of the addicts, the debasement of the community, the associated violence and criminality.

Like the rich in Jakarta and Rio de Janeiro, isolated behind steel doors at night and with armed guards on the watch, perhaps we too should begin to fear the everyday squalor from which we avert our eyes.

The great dissident writer Nadezhda Mandelstam had seen for us a future in which we could only hope against hope yet here was a leader who saw for us a future not of squalor and moral compromise, but of freedom and opportunity.

If Africa's oil wealth is to be exploited and itwill be exploited it is in the interest of oil importing countries to promote better government in Africa. After all, the West is now paying a high price for allowing the ordinary people of the Middle East to live for so long in hopeless squalor while their rulers wallowed in oil wealth.