Sentence examples for long-term impoverishment from inspiring English sources
High OOPE is positively associated with CHS and reduced access to health services, increases untreated morbidity, reduce consumption of goods and services, and lead to long-term impoverishment [2].
Joseph Melody Los Angeles, Sept. 1, 2009 To the Editor: Nicholas D. Kristof's column on the use of divorce by the elderly to avoid financial impoverishment because of long-term custodial illness unfortunately perpetuates a harmful myth.
Our results do not allow us to determine the long-term consequences of these costs on household impoverishment.
For the individual, these consequences can range from death to dramatic changes in lifestyle (e.g., disability and decreased productivity), increased costs of long-term medical treatment and rehabilitation and even impoverishment.
By focusing on the human costs, short- and long-term, of corporate globalization and on the rapid impoverishment of ecological and social systems, journalists committed to good globalization can get their words in before bad globalists rewrite the rules for free speech.
Most importantly, it would adversely affect the long-term socioeconomic development of the country, and lead to further impoverishment of a population exposed to catastrophic health expenditures with no social welfare or universal insurance safety net [ 22].
But if one spouse is in a nursing home or other long-term care institution, the couple may benefit from Medicaid's "spousal impoverishment" provisions, which shield some of the household's combined assets from the program's reach so that the healthy spouse can continue to tap those resources.
Short-term frustration for long-term gain".
Style, short-term shaping, long-term architecture.
"We're looking long-term".
