The phrase "impoverished groups" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to groups of people who are living in poverty or experiencing economic hardship. Example: The government's policies failed to address the needs of impoverished groups, leading to further economic inequality in the country.
"What is the solution?" Behind the clashes are long-simmering tensions between equally impoverished groups: the Panas and Kandhas.
Academic studies suggest that the quotas have not benefited upper castes at the expense of more impoverished groups.
Citizens with incomes of up to 138% of the federal poverty level (the poverty level is now $23,050 for a family of four), including childless adults, would be eligible: before the bill, the federal government required the states to cover only some impoverished groups, including those with children and pregnant women.
The company will continue outreach to campuses, but is also focused on reaching impoverished groups in the US across large cities with a high percentage of low-income residents, and rural areas throughout the South; as well as Native Americans living on Federal Indian Reservations.
Climate change issues Many of these same impoverished groups also bear the brunt of climate change, suffering disproportionately from the rising frequency and intensity of natural disasters.
This is a difficult problem because the demands for healthcare services far exceed the resources available to meet them, not only for this group but for other impoverished groups [ 31].
The U.S. Internal Revenue Service demanded payment of a large sum in admissions taxes that the constantly impoverished group had collected and had used to pay production costs while vainly seeking tax-exempt status.
Essential building maintenance, paid for by modest rental fees drawn from an ever smaller and more impoverished group of tenants, ended up deferred and ultimately denied.
A privileged person has far fewer obstacles than someone from a marginalised, impoverished group when it comes to obtaining important roles and jobs.
Dr Ruppert believes these differences are the result of the presence in one, and the absence in the other, of sharks.The impoverished group, the Scott Reefs, has been fished for centuries by people interested in catching sea cucumbers, certain snails and sharks—all of which are internationally traded and fetch high prices.
Group A represented the most precarious and impoverished group, group B represented other precarious settlements with low stocks of herds, and group C included the most stable settlements and the least impoverished.
