Sentence examples for deemed poor from inspiring English sources
A household is deemed poor if its deprivations, duly weighted, add up to at least 33%.
One in three Indians is no longer deemed poor enough to receive subsidized food.
Many new jobs are casual and a third to half of the population is still deemed poor.
"There is road kill along this path" — that is, hook-ups between musicians and brands that were deemed poor fits, inappropriate or overcommercialized.
Two-thirds of them are deemed poor, 40% or so are unemployed, and the same proportion of adults has HIV/AIDS.
They are jealous of the favour Mrs Gandhi shows him; his political instincts are deemed poor; his economic views are to the right of many Congressmen.
Traditional methods of revascularization offer a significant benefit; however, for one-third of CLI patients, these surgical options are not technically possible or patency is severely limited by disease burden (deemed "poor-option" for revascularization).
The proportion of the population that the government deems poor fell from 58% in 1993 to 20% last year.
Obama went to visit black America when he went to Flint last week – a 57% chocolate city where the water was poisoned with lead due to the ways Wall Street ethics, austerity politics, and disaster capitalism deem poor black lives expendable.
Last weekend, according to Trevor Manuel, South Africa's finance minister and chairman of one of the key committees at the meetings, the G8 agreement "emerged as the G184 agreement", supported by the entire membership of the Fund and the Bank.There are now 38 countries that the twins deem poor and indebted enough to warrant forgiveness.
It sought to improve the situation for citizens stuck in the middle of healthcare provision – too poor to afford health insurance but deemed not poor enough for government help.
