Sentence examples for poor dwellers from inspiring English sources

Many researches confirms that the rural poor dwellers are one of the most vulnerable residential group to environmental deterioration as their livelihoods mainly depend on natural resources (Dasgupta et al. 2003).

The disparity between the gentrified and poorer dwellers of east London is apparent, recently highlighted by the emergence of Brick Lane's Cereal Killer Café and Channel 4's controversial interview which questioned the ethics of selling a £3.20 bowl of cereal in one of London's poorest areas.

What misery it must be for those poor apartment dwellers.

They also provide all sorts of social services to poor city dwellers.

Poor urban dwellers have to deal with high levels of pollutants, toxicity and traffic-related injuries.

Local traffickers buy animals from ribereños, poor riverside dwellers, as they come to market in Belén.

The party's supporters hope to reclaim some of the poor city dwellers who backed the new opposition party last year.

Poor rural dwellers who moved to the city and European immigrants looking to assimilate found other animals to eat as soon as they could (the French notwithstanding).

But those who constructed the bare-bones structures in Kibera and now rent them out to poor city dwellers say they are still offering the lowest rents in the city.

He pointed at the yard where two dozen of his men sat in the shade of a large tree: tribesmen, a couple of former special forces trained by the Americans and an old hardened leftist who had been at a Cuban militia school in the 1970s, and mostly poor slum dwellers who found themselves in the middle of war.

Such a large WTP from the poor coastal dwellers sends an urgent message that the categorical screening in Thailand's EIA legislation may need some adjustments.