The prosperous Bahamas are far more dangerous than impoverished Guyana.
Despite his troubles, he said, he found it preferable to be a street vendor in New York rather than an impoverished resident of Bangladesh, where he worked for little gain as a clerical assistant.
One advantage was that his working title happened to be "Duke of Palma": so he received many invitations addressed to "the Duke of Parma" – "perhaps in the belief", as Gilmour puts it, "that he was the heir of the former independent duchy rather than an impoverished nobleman whose title came from an obscure town in Sicily".
Finally, out-of-pocket spending does not take into account the fact that households may choose not to seek care rather than become impoverished, which could also bias the result.
We are reminded that quality of care involves arrangements of people, practices and materialities that go beyond the patient-clinician dyad [ 13, 15, 16, 22], and that standards of care quality must be rooted in the lived experience of patients, their carers, clinicians and managers [ 16- 18, 21, 22], rather than on impoverished proxy representations.
The company, they say, intends to protect its three casinos in Atlantic City rather than help the impoverished tribe.
The annual tourist traffic of more than 20 million visitors to La Serenissima has impoverished, rather than enriched, most Venetians.
Rather than taking poor countries' impoverished status as the starting point for analysis, he argued, their poverty ought to be thought of as the end point.
She focuses on the flatlands themselves, their trees, bayous, old buildings and abandoned plantations -- enlivened by an occasional dog -- rather than the people and impoverished communities already documented by other photographers.
EED was first termed tropical enteropathy [ 3], but was renamed environmental enteropathy when it became clear that impoverished living conditions, rather than geographical location per se, were the most important determinants of this subclinical pathology [ 16].
