Sentence examples for means that poor from inspiring English sources

For non-crystallographic structures, lack of information about how to evaluate the structure means that poor scores are assigned.

This means that poor people are always completely useless, and rich people are envied and cold-but-competent, and middle class people are good.

"That's the law, but it's not a right law because it means that poor people can never make an appeal," Ai told me.

So wealthy people are going to see their taxes go down, which means that poor and middle class people are going to see their taxes go up.

The sheer size of many global players means that poor practices can be damaging, but when they recognise sustainability as key to their own longevity, they can also drive sustainability on a large scale.

But the county's public defender and immigration advocates are objecting because the shift also means that poor defendants in those cases will no longer get a free lawyer to help them understand — and perhaps fight — the charge.

Following this principle does mean that poor taste jokes and unpalatable political opinions remain uncensored in the public domain.

This means that poorer counties are more reliant on fines and fees produced by municipal courts, which inevitably come from the poor residents of those areas.

Allowing local councils to retain all the business rates, which they will also be allowed to set, means that poorer areas could lose out on vital revenue.

Limited income and cash flow means that poorer communities rely on cheap single-use plastics like bags, water cups and shampoo sachets.

Earlier this week, a Fabian commission on food and poverty reported that a squeeze on incomes and a rising cost of living means that poorer families in the UK are trading down towards diets that are higher in fat, salt and sugar.