Sentence examples for At the poor end from inspiring English sources

Mr. Acevedo, at the poor end of the national income scale, is not sanguine.

Population growth, meanwhile, adds disproportionately to numbers at the poor end.

They tend to concentrate on people at the poor end, the vagabonds and vagrants, the ex-army people who can't find employment.

Technological change and financial liberalisation result in a disproportionately fast increase in the number of households at the extreme rich end, without shrinking the distribution at the poor end.

Behind these factors he conjectures that there are deeper causes, and one above all: "technological change and financial liberalisation result in a disproportionately fast increase in the number of households at the extreme rich end, without shrinking the distribution at the poor end".But is it not something of a leap from those proximate causes to that primary underlying cause?

Among the cancer patients enrolled in the study the majority rated their overall quality of life at baseline in the poor end of the EORTC QLQ-C30 (Table  3).

At the poorer end of the scale, barely one Guinean in ten pays any at all.

Living costs continue to rise and wages stagnate, ensuring those at the poorer end of society struggle.

Ashmount was at the poorer end of Islington and took in a large council estate while Coleridge was in one of the richer parts of Haringey and its intake was largely white and middle-class with a fondness for skiing.

Home-cured gravadlax with scrambled eggs £8.90, a full-on-scoff (the Bistro breakfast) £6.90, mini meze £11.50 for two, 68 Ebrington Street, 01752 313 315, bistro-one.co.uk At the poorer end of town the erstwhile Pannier Market was built circa 1957 as part of the city's post-war reconstruction – after the Luftwaffe flattened the old centre.

With his monthly salary of just over $1,000 (£618), Mr Sivakumar is at the poorer end of Singapore's wage scale.