Sentence examples for geographically poor from inspiring English sources

Moreover, technology cannot be implemented in geographically poor sun receiving regions.

IN 1962, as Britain pulled slowly out of recession, Harold Macmillan told an audience that he was determined to "prevent two nations developing geographically, a poor north and a rich and overcrowded south".

Meeting targets National data indicate high rates of maternal and newborn deaths in geographically isolated and poor municipalities.

UNICEF focuses on improving water, sanitation and hygiene for under-served children and their communities, who are often poor, geographically or socially marginalized, and live in areas vulnerable to environmental risks, like flooding and drought.

Many communities in developing countries are geographically dispersed with poor access to health services, have low literacy levels, and commonly do not receive information about the prevention, control and treatment of diseases, including NCDs.

The setting of this study presents many of the challenges faced globally in geographically isolated, resource-poor settings.

Most of the state's 107 tribes are too poor or geographically remote to have casinos.

It might also involve working to create mixed communities, rather than continuing housing policies that geographically separate rich and poor.

By doing so, they recast home birth as a legitimate choice for those seeking more control over the birthing process, rather than a low-cost alternative for the poor or geographically isolated.

I'd grown up on an estate and wanted to celebrate the fact that my grandparents and other older relatives had felt liberated by their move to the estate in 1970, but also to write about how it felt to live there, the good and the bad: how the estate was looked down upon by people who didn't live there, and how it was a socially and geographically segregated area with poor transport links.

Either the men are too short, too heavy, too poor, or geographically undesirable.