Sentence examples for more often poor from inspiring English sources

The program, while not specifically devised to target racial minorities, affected black Americans disproportionately because they were more often poor and uneducated and from large rural families.

British and European Muslims are more often poor, unemployed, and trapped in segregated housing than their American counterparts, but this hardly seems grounds for self-congratulation or complacency, particularly in this country's current phase of fence-building and nationalism.

Here, inpatients who rated their state of health as good, reported more often poor experiences in the domain of dignity (p =.063).

But failures are more often by poor and minority students.

Upper-income parents reported leaving their children home alone more often than poor parents did.

Even in serially monogamous societies rich men generally marry more often than poor men and have more children.

People with more money tend to gamble more often than poor people, but they risk less, the researchers said.

At the same time, there has been increasing concern that affluent white students receive accommodations on their standardized tests far more often than poor black or Hispanic students.

Though Ponzi schemes often bring to mind sophisticated schemes like the one perpetrated by Bernard L. Madoff, they more often target poor communities, where signs of fraud are easily missed by inexperienced investors.

Figure 2 also reveals that we sometimes encounter enhanced thermal performance but more often encounter poor performing fractures with a dimensionless production temperature less than the base case.

Conversely, physicians working in primary care health facilities more often reported poor working conditions as a demotivator.