Sentence examples for an impact on poor from inspiring English sources

This month's announcement by GlaxoSmithKline shows that some companies are now ready to concede that their actions do have an impact on poor people.

Moreover, he adds, there is an "indivisible line" between trophy hunting and poaching, with laws against poachers having an impact on poor African people while wealthy westerners lawfully carry out the same practice, for a price.

It was suggested that the RRM2 might potentially have an impact on poor survival of CRC more significantly in the MMR-deficient subgroup, but this needs further validation.

In theory, they also acted as community 'change agents' who would make an impact on poor health behaviours and 'empower' communities to make joint decisions about health care (Werner 1977).

This study aimed to evaluate the literacy rates of adult pregnant women attending antenatal care consultations in clinics for migrant populations, or in camps for displaced persons, and determine whether literacy had an impact on poor pregnancy outcome.

We hypothesise that other factors, which also regulate VEGF-A expression, will be responsible of VEGF-A impact on poor prognosis.

We hypothesized that health-related quality of life among these patients would be reduced compared to the general population and that other health and lifestyle factors would have an impact on poorer quality of life.

Thus, despite its significant influence on VEGF-A expression in HNSCC, PAIP2 is insufficient to confer to VEGF-A its impact on poor prognosis.

There could be an impact on the poor, with higher costs for food and other goods for which transportation costs are important, said Francisco Rodríguez, a former chief economist at the National Assembly.

AVP administration did not have an impact on the poor prognosis of the three infants with non-septic catecholamine-resistant hypotension (mortality rate 3/3).

In developing countries, TB is still having an impact on the poorest and most vulnerable populations.