Sentence examples for lower child from inspiring English sources

By mid-century the gains from lower child mortality had mainly run their course.

Week in week out, the troika will be demanding more recessionary, antisocial policies: pension cuts, lower child benefits, more foreclosures.

Higher government spending on family and social benefits was clearly associated with lower child poverty rates, Unicef found.

What if he's crying?" Public health experts agree there is tremendous potential to lower child deaths from diarrhea and pneumonia substantially.

A box of countries labeled "Western" had lower child mortality rates, while a box of countries labeled "Developing" had higher child mortality rates.

Moreover, these monetary measures probably understate the real gains from things such as lower child mortality, safer water, literacy and other social achievements.

In response to Icai's report, a DfID spokesperson said: "Working with partners like the Global Fund and the Global Alliance for Vaccinations and Immunisations, Britain has played a significant role in helping to lower child mortality rates around the world.

Greece and Portugal, which used to have higher child mortality rates than Britain, spend 9.5% and 10.2% of their national wealth on health to the UK's 8.7%, and now have substantially lower child deaths rate than Britain.

Head Start had lower child-to-caregiver ratios.

Other interior touches were also unimpressive: a flimsy rear cargo cover, a balky seat-folding mechanism and sloppy-fitting upholstery that partly covered the lower child-seat anchors.

The developing-country governments praised for having lower child-mortality rates than their income suggests include Nepal, Yemen, Malawi, Indonesia, Tanzania, Bangladesh, Egypt, Madagascar, The Philippines and China.