For example, richer households are more likely to be impoverished under model 2C, while household quintiles are particularly significant in models 2A or 2B.
But if your "what" is bigger, like slaking the world's thirst, then you're probably going to have to upgrade your "which", too — to, for example, include impoverished, thirsty people, and water-poor communities as vital partners in a micro water (re distribution grid.
The Plastic Bank, for example, allows impoverished people in beach areas to collect plastic waste.
The 1999 European Footballer of the Year Rivaldo, for example, was so impoverished as a child that he lost his teeth to malnutrition and was dangerously thin and muscularly underdeveloped right into his teens.
But to mistake Trump, who ranks among the world's most morally impoverished human beings, as an example of nourishing "male energy" is to set expectations for men and for masculinity catastrophically low.
The new pope has never made a secret of his love for the sport, or of his work among the impoverished of the Buenos Aires barrios, the shanties where, for example, Diego Maradona played his first impromptu games.
All right, so that's just one example of many where infants' perception is radically impoverished with respect to that of adults.
For example, the Rotberg index ranked Malawi, a small, impoverished southern African nation, 14th, while the Ibrahim index put it 25th.
For example, Mexico's Grupo Ecologico has worked to fund impoverished small farmers and ranchers, giving them the economic freedom to preserve and regenerate their own land.
Educational history is full of examples of expensive, well-intended programs that never helped impoverished students.
