Sentence examples for poor exists from inspiring English sources

Some use the "inequality is a killer" theory, arguing that the health gap between the rich and the poor exists because low social status increases stress and anxiety, which increases susceptibility to disease.

Since before Erno Goldfinger moved into his own low-cost Balfron Tower in 1968, British planners have dreamed of this chummy social blender world of "mixed-use" neighbourhoods, a zoning that's supposed to mean the poor are de-slumified and the governing classes are integrated enough to remember that the poor exist, have needs, etc.

There are millions of reasons people can become poor aunts, but in the end, a poor aunt exists, and that is all.

The report says a digital divide between the wealthy and the poor still exists.

The huge gap between affluent and poor that exists within a seven-mile stretch of Glasgow has become something that these people mock.

Bono's approach to Africa, writes Browne, is "a slick mix of traditional missionary and commercial colonialism, in which the poor world exists as a task for the rich world to complete".

His approach to Africa is "a slick mix of traditional missionary and commercial colonialism, in which the poor world exists as a task for the rich world to complete".

There is another, even more ominous reason for the low life expectancy among the area's poor: Las Vegas exists in an area known as the drug overdose belt, where a higher rate of death coincides with high use of opioids.

Chalmers recently penned a book, called Glory Daze: How a world-beating nation got so down on itself, which examined why such a poor view exists of Australia's economy given its strength compared with other nations.

The old digital divide (rich versus poor) still exists.

Poor correlation exists between Na with other ions.