Sentence examples for relatively poor sections from inspiring English sources

The pupils come from million-dollar homes in the shore resorts of Avalon and Stone Harbor, solid middle-class areas like Cape May Court House and relatively poor sections like Whitesboro.

The project would contribute economic muscle to a neighborhood that generally has not benefited from the boom enjoyed by the city and most of the country and make Edison, whose annual revenues are $225 million, one of the largest corporations to locate in a relatively poor section of the city.

"It's a relatively poor part of the world.

Generally speaking, accommodation is not an option in the interpretation of pronouns, and one reason that has been suggested for this is that a pronoun's descriptive content is relatively poor (see Section 5.1 for discussion).

Based on fluorescence images of tissue sections, relatively poor dextran uptake was observed in tumour tissue compared to liver tissue across all groups.

Thirdly, the quality of DNA extracted from FFPE tumour sections was relatively poor compared to that of fresh frozen samples, leading to higher technical variation which may have further confounded the analysis.

Stuppy et al. [ 10] demonstrated how 3D architecture could be rendered (at a relatively poor linear resolution of 50 μm) in a diverse range of plants including sections of palm, oak, pineapple, a tulip flower and inflorescence of Leucospermum tottum.

Various studies suggest conventional maternity care -- in which interventions like cesarean sections are common -- poses huge costs for the medical system but yields relatively poor outcomes for families and communities.

As discussed in Section 4.3.3, van der Sandt (1992) proposes that presuppositions whose descriptive content is relatively poor are hard to accommodate.

Most people who start out relatively poor stay relatively poor.

Octopuses have relatively poor vision.