Sentence examples for established poor from inspiring English sources

As small businesses were established, poor communities were strengthened.

"We are introducing shotgunning-a-beer parenting only as an antidote to extreme instances in which a parent has already established poor boundaries with the child".

Pregnancy during adolescence can present special hazards if the pregnancy occurs before the adolescent has finished growing and if she has established poor eating habits.

Those benefiting from tax provisions for low-income working families with children are, by definition, poor, and as we've established, poor people lean strongly Democratic but they don't vote in very high numbers.

Once you've established poor credit habits, it's difficult to change course.

In three short years, Sparer and his legion of poverty lawyers won three famous U.S. Supreme Court victories King v. Smith (1968), Shapiro v. Thompson (1969), and Goldberg v. Kelly (1970)—that established poor people's right to welfare as an entitlement of American citizenship.

Not because of brewing per se but because they were stylish, radical philanthropists who put their millions to good use, establishing poor schools, funding the Drury Lane Theatre, and doing the first systematic weather observations in Britain.

While an occasional all-nighter probably won't do irreparable harm, if college students start establishing poor sleep habits, they could set themselves up for adverse health consequences during college and down the road, including heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, obesity, and declining mental health.

Critics argue that basic pharmacology rather than problem solving and practical application or audit is overemphasized during medical training in developing countries, and largely responsible for establishing poor prescription habits that subsequently prove difficult to change [ 26- 28].

The prognostic factors including poor histological differentiation and abnormal CEA at presentation have been established as poor prognostic factors from the previously published literature in LS-SBA.

It is well established that poor maternal mental health is a risk factor for poorer neonatal and infant outcomes, and this risk increases during pregnancy and the postnatal period [ 22].