Sentence examples for limited to poor from inspiring English sources

Once largely limited to poor women and minorities, motherhood without marriage has settled deeply into middle America.

Today, worms are considered a disease limited to poor countries; that's one reason they are neglected by donors and policy makers.

Sales of greener technologies, if they can be priced correctly, should be a big part of that.GE's hopes are not limited to poor countries.

The peculiar contours of the working-class suburbs in these stories suggest the relationship between environment and character, but Gavin's sense of place isn't limited to poor neighborhoods.

But concern is not just limited to poor countries: one study suggests that ignorance and infrequent testing amongst gay and bisexual men in America means the epidemic could be accelerating again there.The prevalence of HIV in the worst-affected countries is growing faster than was previously believed possible, according to a report by the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS.

This is due to several factors including, but not limited to: poor bone quality, an increase in postoperative activities in the face of poorer balance, coordination and vision, which all contribute to falls and injuries.

Nor are the crimes limited to poorer areas; in Napa County, where fans of the good life flock for the wine and warm weather, the police set up a tip line in June to combat a raft of thefts, including solar panels at some vineyards.

It is likely the coalition government is looking at whether all three and four-year-olds should have free nursery sessions as they do now - or whether funding should be limited to poorer children.

In another study limited to poor-prognosis patients, irinotecan plus oxaliplatin yielded an objective response rate of 13% and median survival time of 9.5 months, with 40% of the patients still alive at 1 year (Briasoulis et al, 2008a).

Instead, we found that areas with higher percentages of high-income earners were at less risk, which could indicate that difficulty coping with heat is not limited to poorer parts of the city.

This prospective randomized controlled pilot trial was designed to evaluate whether prescreening embryos for aneuploidy can improve clinical outcomes in infertile patients undergoing IVF, without limiting to poor prognosis patients.