Sentence examples for maintain poor from inspiring English sources
There are the welfare laws requiring the state to maintain poor households at acceptable French family standards — which, in the case of a Muslim polygamist, can mean four households, four wives, four sets of children.
Many facilities maintain poor inventory records, thus providing little visibility into contraceptive method preference and consumption.
As shown in Figure 1, body weight was stable over the course of the study in the 0.2 U insulin/vehicle group designed to maintain good glycemic control, but was significantly decreased in the 0.05 U insulin/vehicle group designed to maintain poor glycemic control.
Don't maintain poor posture for long periods of time while faking your injury.
People who maintain poor personal hygiene, smoke, or drink excessively are more prone to candida albicans infections.
Although it is not possible to determine the reason for these differences based upon the current data, one potential hypothesis is that patients with ischemic heart failure and higher BMIs have additional medical concerns that serve to maintain poorer general health-related quality of life after CRT.
BT has deliberately spent money on high-risk activities with potential high returns, including Premier League and Champions League TV rights, while keeping investment in Openreach flat and maintaining poor service levels, the MPs said.
More broadly, though, the report chastised the Ferguson police department for failing to manage the community reaction and develop a long-term strategy, as well as for maintaining poor relationships with the black community – a problem that "over time led to devastating effects".
Despite the institution of a combined therapy and the special attention offered by our team, the patient maintained poor response to treatment.
The main idea behind the Darma cushion is to reduce the amount of strain users put on their back from sitting too long and from maintaining poor posture while doing so.
These findings underscore the importance of considering the health consequences for individuals throughout the world engaging in rotating shift work or flexible schedules (e.g., medical residents, airline pilots, security personnel), maintaining poor sleep hygiene, or flying repeatedly across time zones, as the impact of these temporal insults may last well beyond the chronobiological challenges.
