Sentence examples for poor involves from inspiring English sources

Such attitudes fail to recognise that being poor, raising children while being poor, involves choosing between less-than-ideal alternatives every single day.

Building systems designed to help the poor involves knowing who has money but has the problem of getting it spent so it benefits the people who need it.

Efforts to reduce the risk of HIV infection among the urban poor should take note of the fact that premarital sexual activity among the urban poor involves particularly high risk, regardless of the timing of sexual debut.

"The state has established a minimum income level that is necessary for people who are elderly and disabled to live on, but it denies that same level of assistance to some people just because they're immigrants," said Barbara Weiner, a lawyer with the Greater Upstate Law Project, one of several legal-service programs for the poor involved in the lawsuit.

End-of-life care for people with dementia can be poor, involving emergency hospital admissions, burdensome treatments of uncertain value, and undertreatment of pain and other symptoms.

Most poor sportsmanship involves name-calling or other verbal attacks, but one infamous incident resulted in a death last July.

Martin's HortiCulture for Urban Poor project involves the construction of a greenhouse where residents from the area will be given instruction on sustainable agriculture and will work in teams to plant, grow, and harvest crops.

Another promissory strategy for some poor communities involves administration of tamoxifen to rural free-ranging pigs for a short period of time, in order to diminish cysticerci viability and potential differentiation into an adult tapeworm in the human being.

Structural adjustment plans for the poor have involved privatisation, liberalisation and deregulation.

Josh Zinner is coordinator of the Foreclosure Prevention Project at South Brooklyn Legal Services, an agency that provides legal assistance to poor people involved in civil cases.

Thanks to some very big studies, such as the World Bank's Voices of the Poor, which involved 60,000 people in 60 countries, we have a pretty good idea.