Sentence examples for degrees of poverty from inspiring English sources
Students typically enter public schools with much greater degrees of poverty than those entering private schools.
Indian women who are faced with greater degrees of poverty and gender disadvantage show a higher rate of depression.
Rather than overstate the degree of poverty in America, the official poverty measure understates the degree of poverty by relying an outdated formula developed some 50 years ago by Molly Orshanksy.
Ryan argues that the official poverty measure overstates the degree of poverty in America.
Life and Labour contains a series of maps of London in which various colours indicate the degree of poverty of each street.
His "poverty index" took into account not only the proportion of a society living below the poverty line, but also the degree of poverty among the most destitute.
They're not the same culturally, they're not experiencing the same degree of poverty, they may have different religious backgrounds that affect what they want and need.
Although her parents are wealthy (they own famous paintings) she is at one time living with an artist in some degree of poverty.
They suggest some degree of poverty alleviation and possibly other positive outcomes for adopters, but these outcomes also depend on the small-scale farming contexts and on whether adoption was emergent or due to development assistance interventions.
The main feature of the country's population is that a larger proportion of the people live in the rural areas which are characterised by a high degree of poverty, thus making them a stagnant sector and forgotten majority.
