Sentence examples for poor endowment from inspiring English sources

These studies find that poorly endowed children achieve worse outcomes and that the negative impacts of a poor endowment are often larger for children born in disadvantaged families.

In 1993, budget struggles caused in part by poor endowment performance led the university to close three departments.

However, others around the table did acknowledge that UK institutions lacked the political backing enjoyed by their European peers or the financial clout of America, "only just paying the bills on the back of a British muddle of fees, poor endowment and a scratchy targeted allocation of HE [higher education] funding," as one panellist put it.

For example, some people may be better endowed and therefore could live to a ripe old age, while others with a poorer endowment may die prematurely; but this does not detract from the fundamental assertion that they share the same inherent de, which defines their nature.

With regard to health-care supply, Southern regions have a smaller number of hospital beds, more private facilities, and a poorer endowment of advanced medical equipment: for example, Northern regions had 9 MRI scanners per million inhabitants in 2007 compared with 6.3 in Southern regions [ 23].

Skidmore, in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., is not exactly poor; its endowment reached $287 million last year.

Cuba, for example, a small island with poor natural endowment and having suffered the embargo lead by the US, had to find its own way to promote economic growth and foster economic self-reliance.

Those who are born with poor natural endowments may be further disadvantaged if they cannot access life science innovations to modify or boost them.

A small but growing literature has examined whether a family's SES mitigates the effects of poor child endowments on child outcomes [15 20].

For instance, Shi et al. (2004a) argues that Zhejiang Province had poor natural endowments but a better commercial tradition, allowing the government to have a relatively tolerant attitude toward the private economy.

Unsurprisingly, given their poor resource endowments, the ability of the poorest farm households to increase the share of cash income from farming has been negligible.