Sentence examples for lower levels of poverty from inspiring English sources
"The government has been taking steps to secure a more prosperous society with lower levels of poverty.
The findings show significant correlations between access to electrical grids, piped water and other basic services in communities and lower levels of poverty.
When deploying measures almost identical to those used in the S.P.M., the study produced very similar results, showing higher levels of poverty among the elderly than the official measure and lower levels of poverty for poor children and households led by single mothers.
Recent empirical studies tend to find that targeting is not necessarily associated anymore with lower levels of poverty reduction.
Cuiabá has lower population density and lower poverty rates in comparison to other state capitals, as well as a small concentration of special needs population, due to lower levels of poverty and availability of good-quality infrastructure and healthcare.
The data tell the story: A study by the Roosevelt Institute shows that U.S. states with high poverty rates have maternal death rates 77percentt higher than states with lower levels of poverty.
Other states of similar rank made greater inroads into cutting poverty rates between 1993 and 2012, he finds, though only three can boast a lower level of poverty.
Scotland also had a lower level of absolute poverty before housing costs than England, Wales or Northern Ireland and "a considerably lower level of poverty after housing costs".
The IPPR's interim Condition of Britain report says: "On reflection, Labour's strategy [in office] did not do enough to secure the conditions for lower levels of child poverty in the absence of continued rises in benefit spending.
It is striking, however, that a similarly strong and negative relationship exists between the MPI headcount and income per person (see right-hand chart).For policymakers, the data suggest that higher incomes do in fact translate into lower levels of multidimensional poverty, too.
Hypothesis I: Main earner income from dependent employment is expected to be associated with lower levels of persistent poverty.
