Sentence examples for economically lower from inspiring English sources

All three are economically lower middle class, but upwardly striving.

Eight years Max's senior, a gentile, and of an economically lower class, Riekher (whom Max called "Maidon") was not considered a suitable match by Moritz Horkheimer.

The increased incidence of pulmonary TB among socio-economically lower classes can be attributed to lower education level and poverty [ 26, 27], although the true prevalence of TB in poor sections of the society may be higher than estimated because such patients have limited access to hospital medical services and a high mortality rate [ 25].

Lower educational attainment, unemployment and being economically inactive, lower household income and living in rented accommodation increased the odds of reporting fair or poor health.

This is because hospitals are being squeezed economically through lower payments from Medicare and other government programs and because health maintenance organizations and other managed-care companies reimburse hospitals at only 50 to 70percentt of the retail rate.

Literature, painting, poetry, music, and Chinese opera of various types, flourished during the Ming dynasty, especially in the economically prosperous lower Yangzi valley.

First, the assurance that all-out war has become so unlikely encourages governments to flirt with economically damaging lower-level conflicts.

Development of biotechnology (e.g. genomic research, and biopharmaceuticals) allows countries to benefit economically by lowering the cost of health-related products for local populations [ 48].

Others in the surrounding boroughs who worked for businesses that were economically dependent on Lower Manhattan, from cabdrivers to factory workers, may also be eligible.

Because Lehman paid to be released from its lease obligation, Brookfield did not come out worse economically despite the lower rents prevailing in the market, Mr. Friedrich said.

The state is improving economically, with a lower jobless rate than the nation, which may benefit the president as much as Mr. Romney.