Sentence examples for lower poverty rate from inspiring English sources
Pakistan has a slightly lower poverty rate than India.In South Asia, income and development do not march in step.
On average, New York had a lower poverty rate, fewer people without health insurance and a higher median household income than other major metropolitan areas.
Among the more striking statistics in the report is that veterans are overrepresented in the homeless population, since veterans tend to be more economically stable than the rest of the population, having higher median incomes and a lower poverty rate than nonveterans.
Adoption of improved cassava varieties is therefore pro-poor in nature with the adopters having a lower poverty rate than the non-adopters.
Even Canada -- which has a similar economy and distribution of wealth to the United States -- has a much lower poverty rate and does not permit the level of sheer destitution and misery found in the United States, including hunger, slums and the growing army of homeless people sleeping on park benches and in vacant buildings.
In addition, these patients were more likely to receive care from hospitals that were larger, teaching facilities, and operated in a service area with a lower poverty rate.
The Indians and Chinese suffer even lower poverty rates than the bumiputras.
Most of the money so far, the report added, has supported investments in wealthier developing countries and places with lower poverty rates.
Here are some other things Europeans got from their trade-off: lower poverty rates, lower income inequality, longer life spans, lower infant mortality rates, lower teenage pregnancy rates and lower rates of preventable death.
Indians, Japanese and Filipinos have lower poverty rates than the general public, while Koreans, Vietnamese and Chinese have higher poverty rates.
Members of other economically vulnerable groups — young adults, Hispanics and blacks — who live in multigenerational households also experience sharply lower poverty rates than those in other households.
