Sentence examples for poor reap from inspiring English sources

Some experts say national debt relief should be tied to requirements that the poor reap the benefit.

The locals, they complained, were still among Africa's sickest and poorest, reaping no benefit from the oil bonanza.

To make health insurance pro-poor, it is crucial to understand what kind of scheme allows the poor to reap the healthcare benefits they need.

Or, as the authors put it, "Spending money on others can increase your happiness even more than spending your cash on yourself, but you have to be willing to make yourself a little poorer to reap these benefits".

Likewise, publicly supported family planning services remain essential to helping the poorest women reap the significant health, social and economic benefits of timing and spacing their childbearing.

Poor countries can reap large economic benefits from opening their markets to each other.

The middle class and the poor didn't reap any benefits from that.

The profit motive, indecorous though it may seem, may represent the best chance the poor have to reap some of globalization's benefits.

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If the keys to the creation of the new miracle plants... are locked up in the safe of agribusiness, it's hard to see how poor nations will reap the benefits".

In the district of Sebba, the poorest seem to reap a greater benefit from the total fee exemption than the less poor.