Sentence examples for conditions of poor from inspiring English sources

Another factor Wilson cited was the "growing deterioration of the conditions of poor blacks" and their isolation in impoverished neighborhoods.

Starting with the Housing Act of 1937, which was passed as part of the New Deal, public housing was intended to improve the living conditions of poor people by getting them out of slums.

Airports that are closed to domestic traffic sometimes remain open for international flights because long haul jets generally are better equipped to land in conditions of poor visibility, Mr. Dyment said.

The predictions from all the methods mentioned were compared under conditions of poor and good hydraulic performance, low and high disinfectant decay, and different levels of inactivation.

Dr. Brimmer, an economist, held a number of high-ranking posts in Washington and taught at Harvard, but the economic conditions of poor, powerless, uneducated blacks was an abiding concern.

Instrument landing system (ILS), electronic guidance system designed to help airline pilots align their planes with the centre of a landing strip during final approach under conditions of poor visibility.

These observations raise an intriguing question, that is, how curcumin is able to manifest remarkable biological effects under the condition of poor systemic bioavailability.

Seventy-seven per cent of workers aged 18-24 believe America's money and wealth should be distributed more fairly and one-third believe that the condition of poor families is the most important gauge of a good economy.

A recent spate of scholarly studies have brought urgency to the introspection, as the studies show the condition of poor, young black men has worsened in the past decade despite the generally strong economic conditions of the 1990s.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is "more worried about the financial condition of oil companies than the condition of poor people," said Nitin Gadkari, president of the Bharatiya Janata Party, the Congress party's main rival.

Sivaji, who is a software engineer is frustrated with the corruption in India which is shown in the scene where he watches the pitiable condition of poor people stating that: "The rich get richer, the poor get poorer".