Sentence examples for differences between the poorest from inspiring English sources

These data have enabled us to look at trends over time, compare countries, and look beyond the national averages to compare differences between the poorest and richest, different regions, as well as differences between boys and girls.

The differences between the poorest and best performing species, life-forms and mixtures are great enough to suggest that informed plant selection for green roofs should provide significant increases in energy and monetary savings, improvements to urban climates and reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.

There were no signficant differences between the poorest women (bottom two quintiles) attending voucher facilities and non-voucher facilities (32.6 % versus 39.3 %; p = 0.077).

There were no differences between the poor in the different caste groups.

There are deep, visible (hardly believable) social differences between the poor masses and members of the elite.

This schism like many since reflected regional, national, cultural, and economic differences between the poor, rural North African Christians and the sophisticated, urban Romans.

In fact, births in medical establishments remain low (43 %) in 2006 with differences between the poor (88%%) and non poor (29,5 %) and between the various areas (11,1 % in the North against 69,9 % in the littoral) and between urban (72,4 %) and rural areas (21,6%%).

"We need a reduction in the income material differences between the poor and the rich, we need a really strongly redistributed taxation system, and more money going into social housing.

In 51 of 54 countries, there was a statistically significant (p<0.05) difference between the poorest two and richest two wealth quintiles in the association between year of birth and height (Table 8).

The maximum difference between the poorest and the richest quintiles was observed when CPR was around 30%.

This lack of difference between the poorest quintile and the Roma population may be due to the fact that the poorest quintile is more likely to receive social assistance than the Roma population, thus easing the burden of their poverty.