Sentence examples for life in poor from inspiring English sources

It has the potential to improve many aspects of life in poor countries:  commerce, health, agriculture, education.

As tough as city life in poor countries can be, it's also fertile ground for economic growth.

Without a better quality of life in poor inner-city areas, professional people who deliver services will depart, leaving only the poorest behind.

FEW things have been more true, and more universally believed, than that women get the rough end of life in poor countries.

Manuel Valls, the Socialist party's tough-talking interior minister, said his government's approach to the Roma question had "nothing in common" with the Sarkozy era, arguing that "unsanitary camps" were "unacceptable" and "a challenge to community life" in poor neighbourhoods.

The rising number of elderly people and the fact that many spend the last 10 years of their life in poor health means that unless we pay substantially more in taxes to cover the care needed, the situation can only get worse.

To explain these differences, Dr. Schmitt and his collaborators from Austria and Estonia point to the hardships of life in poorer countries.

In addition, they were asked the following question: "If, due to some illness, you had to choose between a shorter life in good health and a longer life in poorer health, what would you choose at this moment?" Then, respondents were asked to value six health states.

Indeed, the obtained terminal half-lives in plasma for days 0 and 28 were within a range of 1.09 to 2.97 h, whereas the mean terminal half-life in "poor metabolizers" was 8.0 ± 0.6 h [ 20].

Women with low educational attainment and living in poor life circumstances were most exposed to each of the forms of violence.

More broadly, the bank said, foreign aid has added 20 years to life expectancy in poor countries in the last four decades, and has cut their illiteracy rate in half.