Примеры использования To be poor на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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working conditions tend to be poor.
Persons with disabilities were more likely to be poor and to lack access to social services and employment opportunities.
In general, skipped-generation households mostly live in rural areas, and these households also tend to be poor.
they are particularly likely to be poor in old age.
I do not like to be poor and ordered me not want people calling me… guy
Yet women are more likely than men to be poor, unemployed or else engaged in part-time work
Members of ethnic minorities are twice as likely to be poor and it is often that poverty,
I realise, of course, it's no shame to be poor. But it's no great honour either.
Women are still much more likely than men to be poor, malnourished and illiterate.
In 1950, women were only slightly more likely than men to be poor, whereas today they are about 50 per cent more likely to suffer from the consequences of poverty.
In less-small enterprises, workers are likely to be poor or very poor,
The people themselves decide what it means to be poor and that determines the magnitude of poverty.
During the first half of 2003, more than half the population was considered to be poor(54 per cent), representing 11,074,000 persons living in 2,524,000 households.
You see, to be poor and have a son like Leo this is to be ashamed always.
The United Nations Children's Fund(UNICEF) was concerned that worsening economic conditions meant that children were significantly more likely to be poor than other age groups.
Simply speaking, it is a percentage of people in a country who live in households with such low income that they are very likely to be poor.
older persons are more likely to be poor or to be at greater risk of falling into poverty.
the same reservation could be made, but there is a better understanding of what it means to be poor in terms of vulnerability and starvation.