Sentence examples for previously poor from inspiring English sources

THE enrichment of previously poor countries is the most inspiring development of our time.

Because schools are not able to monitor families' movements in and out of poverty, white children who were previously poor often continue to receive lunch subsidies.

In fact, the previously poor state of Kerala, with its universal healthcare and universal schooling, now has the highest per capita income among all the states in India.

The sight of four tidy rows of eight town houses, aligned in a square, has shaken this previously poor village, but not because it is luxurious.

Local scientists discovered the role of mineral trace elements in improving previously poor soils of coastal lands, and, as a result, cultivation expanded further in 1945 60.

But it could provide a further lubricant to improving relations -- provided it does not make them worse, given the previously poor personal chemistry between General Musharraf and Mr. Vajpayee.

He notes that the European Union, a "regional system of jurisdictional integration", served as "an extraordinarily successful machine for generating economic catch-up among previously poorer members, from Italy in the 1950s and 1960s to Ireland in the 1990s".

By rotating the clustering pattern by 60° around any macro site (see Fig. 1b), those previously poor-coverage users are now in the middle of the cluster (i.e., they will have better channel gains or higher achievable rates).

By rotating the clustering pattern (see Fig. 2b), a portion of those previously poor-coverage users are now in the middle of the cluster, and some of the users, previously located at the middle of cluster, are now near the edge of the cluster.

And China was previously so poor because its authoritarian government embraced atrocious economic policies for decades.

Relatedly, China's recent growth rates have been fast because China was previously so poor.