Examples of using In a vicious cycle in English and their translations into Arabic
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Hunger denies its victims the use of opportunities to move out of poverty and traps them in a vicious cycle of hunger-poverty-hunger.
Persons experiencing extreme poverty live in a vicious cycle of powerlessness, stigmatization, discrimination, exclusion and material deprivation, which all mutually reinforce one another.
vulnerable people never reach them sufficiently and thus, the poor remain in a vicious cycle of poverty.
Those countries find themselves caught in a vicious cycle of crisis, poverty and risk, which can fuel instability at the national, regional and global levels.
These countries find themselves caught in a vicious cycle of crisis, poverty and risk,
And so the fines stack up, and you're caught in a vicious cycle of selling sex to pay the fines you got for selling sex.
Those countries find themselves caught in a vicious cycle of crisis, poverty and risk,
At the domestic level, the least developed countries are trapped in a vicious cycle of poverty, relatively high population growth and a rather high rate of environmental degradation.
Poverty, infectious diseases, environmental degradation and armed conflict contribute to each other in a vicious cycle, posing serious threats to peace and security in many parts of the world.
The effect on socio-economic development in turn leads to the threat of more insecurity, thus putting a number of countries in Africa in a vicious cycle of violence and conflict.
In recent days, the violence by Israeli forces against Palestinian targets has sharply intensified in a vicious cycle of reprisals and recriminations ordered by the Israeli government of Mr. Ariel Sharon.
thus maintaining the present tense situation in a vicious cycle of aggravation.
countries had not been able to reap the benefits of the global economic system and were caught in a vicious cycle of poverty, compounded by a multitude of factors.
The Organization needed to receive full and timely payments in order to plan and execute the budgets approved by the General Assembly, yet it found itself in a vicious cycle year after year.
They mutually feed each other in a vicious cycle, the consequences of which are all too clear in many parts of the world, particularly in the developing countries, resulting in death and destruction.
Afghanistan is caught up in a vicious cycle wherein insecurity engenders further violence, which stifles foreign investment and the development of democratic institutions, in turn promoting more fighting and violations of human rights.
called poverty trap is predominantly a rural phenomenon of rural small farmers and peasants caught in a vicious cycle of increasing population and falling food production(p. 70).
poor health can in turn perpetuate poverty, poorer people and countries are often caught in a vicious cycle that deepens their deprivation in relation to non-poor groups.
Although there is no simple causal link between poverty and social exclusion on the one hand and urban armed violence on the other, once violence starts, those three factors reinforce each other in a vicious cycle.