Sentence examples for poor dwellings from inspiring English sources

In addition, one study in Kenya demonstrated that the prevalence of respiratory tract infections is directly related to poor dwellings [ 11].

The villages have poor dwellings and infrastructure and are worse off than mainly South African villages with respect to basic services including water, sanitation, electricity and health facilities [ 44, 45].

The villages have poor dwellings and infrastructure and are worse-off than predominantly South African villages with respect to basic services, including water, sanitation, electricity, and health facilities (54).

The finding of the expected trends of higher non-AIDS mortality in children of households with few assets, poor dwelling construction, and relying on subsistence farming, suggests that the socio-economic indicators are measuring what they are supposed to measure.

Residents tend to have low educational level, low income, small living spaces and poor dwelling conditions.

Small living spaces and poor dwelling conditions are risk factors of heat-related health conditions.

Bakuo, a sub-district at the city center, is considered especially vulnerable to heat because of sparse vegetation, high population density, poor dwelling conditions and a high proportion of low-income population.

We believe this broad adjustment has adequately excluded the possibility of over-reporting of air pollution problems among people with a disease because of socio-demographic background or a more pessimistic view upon the environments due to residence in a deprived area, and/or poor dwelling conditions and/or depression.

Much of the city has no drainage system; in heavy rains, the filthy water rises hip-high in some of the poorest dwellings.

Word of Pyle's death started tears in the eyes of millions, from the White House to the poorest dwellings in the country.

The Chilean naval academy buildings and residential quarters are located on the steep slopes and valleys of encircling hills, with an agglomeration of poorer dwellings occupying the highest parts.