Sentence examples for environment of poor from inspiring English sources

Urban environmental segregation (UES) would differentiate between the environment of poor people and the environment of rich people.

A leaked internal survey of scores of Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) employees working on the government's flagship Universal Credit programme describes an environment of poor management and high levels of stress.

While rejecting racist theories of biological difference, researchers in the 1960s focused on the home environment of poor families, particularly families of color, to map out what led to their children's academic struggles.

For investors, it's one more reason to buy investment-grade corporate bonds as a safe harbor in an environment of poor equity returns.

In an environment of poor link quality and poor stability, traditional methods consume a large amount of bandwidth and energy resources.

He called Sunday's shooting "reasonable," adding that "a cellphone can easily be perceived as a gun in that environment of poor light". Obayashi said the officers' "threat radar is way high" after moving through backyards in pursuit of a suspect reported to have committed several dangerous felonies, including breaking into a home.

For instance, Chinese fishing vessels have been operating with impunity along Africa's coasts, draining the fish populations and harming the marine environments of poor countries such as Guinea and Mozambique.

Diarrhoea spreads most readily in environments of poor sanitation where safe water is unavailable – often areas that have been hit by human made or natural disasters.

"Repaying it would require treating the environments of poorer nations with care and providing the financial resources and technical assistance needed to help them deal with climate change and promote sustainable development," he said.

THERE is nothing new in the story of a mining company messing up the environment of a poor country, nor of it being publicly castigated for doing so.

Her crusade for preserving open spaces was a consequence of her knowledge of the crowded environment of the poor people in London.