Sentence examples for poor representing from inspiring English sources

Of these, slightly more than half – 1.2 million – qualify as "in-work poor", representing an increase of 70% in the past 10 years.

Based on this index, SES of households was divided into quintiles (i.e. poorest, very poor, poor, less poor, and least poor) representing proxies for SES.

Mental health was assessed through the relevant section of the SF-36 questionnaire [ 3], and was graded to three levels (good, intermediate or poor), representing approximate thirds of the distribution of scores in the study sample.

George Osborne, that great hammer of the poor, represents the booming Cheshire seat of Tatton.

He argued that the world's poor represented trillions of dollars' worth of pent-up spending power.

India is the world's largest democracy, and the rural poor represent the nation's largest pool of votes.

Telecommunications industry analysts said the program, while in its infancy, could benefit mobile phone carriers, who face a steep challenge of their own: most Americans already own a cellphone, so the poor represent a last untapped market.

Our results indicated that A. undulata showed higher abundance in habitats with middle sun radiation and middle perturbation and is poor represented in native habitats like cloud forest and rain forest, or in the more disturbed habitats like grasslands.

"De Soto's ideas about how to empower the world's poor represent one of the most significant economic insights of our time," says Bill Clinton, another fan, via e-mail.

Alanine (GC rich) and lysine (GC poor) represent the most abundant residues in each class.

Providing secure access to land for the rural poor represents one of the key factors in achieving food security and sustainable agricultural development.