Sentence examples for poor on average from inspiring English sources

The federal government takes more from the rich than the poor, on average, but Romney shouldn't have any problem with that.

The returns for these assets in the 2000s were generally poor on average.

While white students attend schools where 40percentt of the students are poor, on average, 70percentt of Black students' classmates are poor and 80percentt of a Latino student's peers are poor.

Immunization programs in the world's 72 poorest countries will on average cost about $4.0 billion in 2015 and there's a gap of 30-40%.

And once one acknowledges that renters are poorer, on average, than homeowners, the mortgage interest deduction becomes even harder to justify.

Southern states, unsurprisingly, have higher percentages of Medicaid enrollees, since they're poorer on average.

If these same consumers are poorer on average, it would also be regressive.

Disaggregated projections published by the IPCC say that even in the lowest-emission scenarios growth in poor countries will be so fast that by the end of the century Americans will be poorer on average than South Africans, Algerians, Argentines, Libyans, Turks and North Koreans.

However longer term, it believes there is "little reason why an independent Scotland could not prosper: there is no evidence to suggest that smaller countries are richer or poorer, on average".

"And not too long after that, I think you'll see that apply to low-income countries like India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, that are right now considerably poorer on average than these middle-income countries".

People living in informal areas are poorer on average, less educated, and born in rural areas in comparison with people living in formal settlements (19), which highlights the importance of rural outmigration to the growth of informal urban settlements.