Sentence examples for a population of poor from inspiring English sources
Mr. Blain is part of a population of poor people that is expanding despite the continuing economic boom.
The articulated goal should not simply be to create a population of poor people who are thin, but to create a population of poor people who are less poor.
Genotyping the FSHR p.N680S polymorphism may provide a means of identifying a population of poor responders before in vitro fertilization procedures are initiated.
Thus, genotyping the FSHR p.N680S polymorphism may provide a means of identifying a population of poor responders before IVF procedures are initiated.
However, Wulsin et al. [ 15] reported that the PHQ-9 proved easy to administer to a population of poor, young Honduran women who had never participated in research before and were similar to Peruvian women included in our study.
A study conducted in India tested a tool like this on a population of poor and middle-income mothers and they found that a higher score resulted in more women using trained assistance at birth and safe delivery care [ 35].
Yet Orange not only has a good deal of crime and fire, but also a sizable population of poor and disenfranchised residents: 18.8 percent of its 30,134 people live below the poverty line, according to 2010 census numbers.
The rioting, for which the authorities have sought to blame a small group of troublemakers, has been focused in areas with a majority population of poor immigrants and asylum-seekers.
While Nandurbar is a tribal district with high Schedule Tribe (ST) population, Amravati has a high population of poor people i.e. those living Below the Poverty Line (BPL) and belonging to Scheduled Castes (SC).
An important additional risk factor that confronts us in New York is a growing population of poor and immigrant patients.
The primitive subsistence economy that in past centuries had nourished a large population of poor peasants was being eroded by new factors, notably the development of large estates owned by magnates enriched in the imperialist wars and devoted to cash crops worked by slaves and day labourers.
