Sentence examples for means the poor from inspiring English sources

It would raise the price of basic goods like food and children's clothing – and that means the poor getting poorer.

Nearly 99% of the population lack modern sewerage, which means the poor are often living near or even washing in contaminated water.

The bump in prices because of the uncertainty about future supplies means the poor in some areas of the world will face higher bread prices in the coming months.

The lack of proper infrastructure means the poor never benefit from such spending.McKinsey in their surveys should clearly highlight the necessary and sufficient socio-economic conditions required to achieve the stated numbers.Seshadri AkellaHyderabad, India.

To throw in a resit means the poor child will be thinking about it over the summer, when they should be thinking "Primary school was wonderful, what is this new chapter in my life going to bring?" not "I'm absolutely terrified because I'm going to be one child out of perhaps 30 going to be taken off for resit lessons".

He means the poor but "the poor, do not, on the whole, binge drink".

In contrast, because the maintenance grant system is means-tested, its abolition means the poorest students will emerge with the biggest debts.

That is less excusable because it means the poorest students will emerge from university with the largest debts.

But it means the poorest communities often exhibit the strange phenomenon of malnutrition and obesity living side by side.

The interconnectedness of the world through globalisation means the poorest and most marginalised face negative pressures from all quarters making it harder and harder to sustain a livelihood".

This means the poorest half of the population are making greater sacrifices than four out of five of the richest half.