Sentence examples for total poor from inspiring English sources

In 1980 the number of poor people in these two states plus Orissa made up 38% of India's total poor; by 1999 that share had risen to 46%.

Scenarios for $1.25 poverty in 2030, millions of peopleInequality trend Current inequality trends Static inequality Lowest inequality Economic growth Pessimistic Optimistic Pessimistic Optimistic Pessimistic Optimistic Global total poor (millions) 1309 435 793 348 685 305Source: Edward and Sumner (2013).What about the geography of poverty?

Table 5 Distribution of households with livelihood diversification (N = 133) Livelihood diversification (SDI) Wealth status Total Poor Less poor Better-off NoNo. Better-off No

World Bank reported that that in 2010, over 900 million poor people (78%% of the poor) lived in rural areas, with about 750 million working in agriculture (63%% of the total poor).

Poverty is largely concentrated in the central and eastern states of India, namely, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Bihar, Jharkhand and Orissa where poverty is significantly higher than the national average, and these states together account for 55% of the total poor population in India.

The consequences of this policy in the total poor population have been discussed in the literature.

The larger total reflects poor global reaction to the film after two weekends in theaters; sales total about $184 million, which must be split with theater owners.

In total, 310 poor primaries have now become, or are in the process of becoming academies, he said.

BBC London 94.9's Kevin Hand: "Dawid Malan looked back to his best as Middlesex made Northamptonshire's first innings total look poor on a flat track.

In total, 1,425 poor pregnant women benefited from the voucher and HEF schemes, which accounts for 25.4% of the total number of facility deliveries.

Which twin would develop dementia was predicted by less favorable lipid values (higher apoB, ratio of apoB to apoA1, and total cholesterol), poorer grip strength, and to a lesser extent higher emotionality on the EAS Temperament Scale.