Poorer in a sentence

Put these two together and poorer households in Swansea are much poorer than those in France, Australia, Canada.

They will keep on growing poorer and poorer, because they are held up by a cabal of people holding on to organs of power.

They grow in any light soil, even on clay if well drained, but in rich soils they are predisposed to disease and produce poorer oil than in poorer soil.

Alison Macdonald, nurse director for NHS Lothian, said: “We accept and acknowledge the findings of the HIS report and we sincerely apologise to patients for longer than usual waiting times in the ED and a poorer experience of care.

Americans feel less safe, poorer and weaker at home and abroad than they did three years ago.

As a result, this change could complicate situations especially for poorer families with children born after the cutoff.

A study previously published in the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine found that people who postpone their sleep to binge-watch reported more fatigue, more symptoms of insomnia, poorer sleep quality and greater alertness prior to going to sleep.

Biden’s supply chain “fix”: On Monday, Joe Biden touted his administration’s “progress” in addressing the sustained high inflation that has made Americans collectively poorer.

But it makes domestic consumers poorer, less able to buy goods.

Community newspapers are often published in poorer communities and "depend on government advertising revenue to survive," says Skinner.

Corporate greed will continue to call the shots in the nation’s capital, while our elected representatives will grow richer and the people poorer.

Coupled with their loss in purchasing power, this leaves a family about $7,000 poorer than when Mr. Biden took office.

He said the Leveling Up fund needed to target poorer areas.

He told the Center for Strategic and International Studies think tank that rich countries assumed that economic ties with poorer states would have made them less volatile.

How do we measure a nation’s wealth to determine “richer/poorer”?

However, in many cases, especially in poorer countries with weaker governance systems, there are challenges related to mismanagement, corruption, and the influence of powerful individuals.

If Wolves speedway disappears, we will all be poorer for it.

In addition, O'Malley told Francis on Friday that the commission had created a fund of 3 million euros to provide safeguarding resources to poorer churches in the developing world.

In a survey of 1,498 people, 27% of adults reported poorer quality sleep, while 22% said they meet family and friends less often.

It comes as a time when there are already concerns about rising obesity, particularly in deprived areas like parts of the Midlands where quality of diets are likely to be poorer.