Sentence examples for poor less from inspiring English sources

Rich people have more beauty to live for: when you're poor, less so.

Those who voted for Brexit tended to be English, white, poor, less educated and old.

"How about we try making the poor less poor?" seems woolly and distant against the immediacy of "let's tear up this failing system, starting today".

For example, at P.S. 33 in the central Bronx, whose students are overwhelmingly poor, less than half passed standardized reading tests last year.

Social safety nets are much better developed than they were in the 1930s, which may make the poor less desperate and constrain their anger at the rich.

Jonathan Chait, reviewing a new Ayn Rand biography, points to the way her idea that the rich owe the poor less than nothing has leached into the body politic.

With some anomalies South Africa, Australia the world is seen as divided essentially between the wealthy and powerful countries of the Northern Hemisphere and the poor, less-developed countries of the Southern Hemisphere.

According to experts, this increase in mortality rates is a sign that white women -- and especially poor, less-educated white women -- are being left behind in American society.

Although cigarette prices have been rising steeply for decades (they used to cost $.30 a pack in the early 1960s), mainly poor, less-educated people smoke them.

But unlike poor, less-educated white women, they have lower smoking rates, stronger family ties and a strong sense of community that may help them lead longer, healthier lives.

If future research confirms that lower life expectancies are concentrated among poor, less-educated white women, big policy changes that broaden access to education and jobs, as well as programs to help decrease substance abuse disorders among working class whites, will be needed to turn the tide, says Saint Onge.