Sentences with phrase «less affluent people»

Information on the diets of vigorous individuals living during these times and following low - protein vegetarian diets was largely ignored.2, 3 The healthy active lives of hundreds of millions of less affluent people laboring in Asia, Africa, and Central and South America on diets with less than half the amount of protein recommended by Dr. Voit (and almost no meat), were overlooked when experts established protein requirements that still affect us today.3, 4

There's the need to reform the state's bail rules to stop the routine incarceration of less affluent people before they've even been tried, and to require more timely sharing of evidence with defense attorneys in criminal cases.

Not exact matches

The people who've traded down have tended to not be sports fans, and have tended to be older and less affluent.

Poorer, less well - educated white people refuse surveys more often than affluent, better - educated whites.

Such «poor» people are poor in the sense that they are less affluent than other Americans, but they are not poor in any way that constitutes a national crisis or moral outrage.

In less affluent societies, and in the past, we lived much more closely with other people.

A policy which disproportionately affects ethnic minorities, LGBT people, women, the disabled and those living in less affluent areas is not only an affront to basic principles of fairness and social justice but also exacerbates the inequality crisis which continues to worsen across the UK.

MIAMI — One of the first sea - level rise maps Broadway Harewood saw was a few years back, when climate activists gathered in his neighborhood to talk about how global warming would affect people in less - affluent South Florida communities.

The research found that young people from less affluent homes are often locked out of banking jobs because of their clothes, appearance — and accent.

But the Outlander will be going after a considerably younger and less - affluent market, people who really can't afford SUVs that cost into the $ 30,000 s.

Superstorm Sandy had another close, yet underappreciated, similarity to this year's hurricanes: less affluent groups of people suffered more, both in the initial damage and recovery.

For people on the right, a carbon tax yields a double benefit: The affluent get a tax cut and gas becomes so expensive that a lot of annoying less - affluent people can't afford to drive, and cease to clutter up the roads with their proletarian Chevies and Fords.