Sentence examples for poorest usually from inspiring English sources
In a study of 18 rich countries, the academics found that targetting benefits at the poorest usually generated resentment among those just above – and led to smaller entitlements.
[Reports from Fujian this weekend in the Hong Kong press said the snakehead who had organized the fatal trip to England had been forced to flee his hometown, his house stoned by angry locals.] The migrants are a mixed group of high- and middle-income Chinese, the poorest usually excluded by the high fees demanded by the traffickers.
The poorest usually ate one heavy meal made up of gari in the afternoon to sustain them for the rest of the day.
The poorest usually contact lower public providers like community health station (CHS) only when they get sick, whilst the richest typically contact higher level public providers, such as district health central (DHC) or province/centre hospital (P/CH).
Furthermore, the current structure of forestry and the way in which PES schemes are implemented ensure payments do not reach the poor, particularly the poorest– usually newly-established households and migrants lacking access to land but strongly reliant on forestland and forest resources.
When governments cut back, the poor usually suffer.
Louisiana's school system is notoriously poor, usually hovering around 48th or 49th in state rankings, and East Baton Rouge Parish schools are generally low even within the state.
Excessive rainfall, bursting rivers and breaching embankments are a recurring phenomenon that tend to wreak havoc on the lives of millions, with the poor usually the worst affected.
Almoner, originally, an officer responsible for distributing alms to the poor, usually connected with a religious house or other institution but also a position with some governments.
As prices increase, the poor usually suffer silently for a while, while the middle class typically has the ability to organise, protest, and lobby.
Yes, there is a lot of photovoltaic material installed around the world today – more than 100 gigawatts – but the efficiency of conversion to kilowatt hours is relatively poor, usually 15% or less.
