Sentence examples for more impoverishment from inspiring English sources
Either David Gregory has never heard of it, or he thinks that more impoverishment is required.
These authors compared the number of households below poverty line before and after healthcare payment as a definition of impoverishment and found that outpatient care was more impoverishing than inpatient care for households in India.
Only Hackney, Newham and Tower Hamlets, three of London's Olympic boroughs, had more severe impoverishment.
Those strikes, he said, resulted in only "more misery and impoverishment, and the disintegration of the social fabric".
So instead, the government is looking into legalized gambling, a recipe for more corruption and impoverishment of the populace.
"I think the international community has real responsibility in doing something about Ebola and the impoverishment more generally in these countries".
These patterns indicate significant financial vulnerability to NCDs and we find both catastrophic spending and impoverishment more likely for those households that have a member hospitalized with an NCD compared to someone hospitalized with a communicable condition.
2, 3 It has been calculated that 53 million disability-adjusted life years and 1.5 million deaths of children who are under 5 years of age are linked to MNM. 4 The negative impact of MNM on people's productivity, opportunities, and health outcomes make them more vulnerable to impoverishment.
He said he would like to see more discussion of the impoverishment of the middle class and how to better integrate the 217,000 immigrants that make up almost a fifth of Milan's population of 1.3 million.
He said he would like to see more discussion of the impoverishment of the middle class and of how to better integrate the 217,000 legal immigrants who make up about a sixth of Milan's 1.3 million people.
An analysis for Thailand also concluded that households using inpatient services from private hospitals are more likely to face impoverishment due to OOP spending [ 33].
