standard of living造句

What is a decent standard of living?

Brazilians have a much higher standard of living than Indians.

Likewise, worry about paying healthcare costs and maintaining one's standard of living are up from recent years, with standard-of-living worries at a new high.

Don't we want to protect the high standard of living of our people?

This still dented employees’ standard of living but without the humiliation of a smaller paycheck.

This standard of living should be said to be acceptable in the middle of 70s.

That enables the economy to grow faster and everyone to enjoy a higher standard of living.

Rigorous economic reform has worsened the already low standard of living.

Many people have a minimum standard of living they want to maintain.

Another interesting correlation is the relationship between standard of living measurements and height.

With jobs so scarce, wages stagnated even as the cost of living rose, forcing households to borrow to maintain their standard of living.

Although America produces plenty of innovations, most are not geared toward significantly raising the average standard of living.

This is perhaps a new idea of citizenship: social belonging depends on access to a particular standard of living.

Scientific research is generally regarded as the source of the high standard of living in the United States.

Finally, advertising is one of the major forces that are helping improve the standard of living around the world.

The implication, according to Stiglitz, is that most citizens' standard of living goes down while the GDP goes up.

On the surface, they seem to have adjusted seamlessly to the change in their standard of living.

Now the standard of living was much higher, and people could buy cars if they could afford them.

They're in search of mineral wealth and oil and energy in order to raise the standard of living of one-fifth of humanity.

The paper gives an account of the establishment of the minimum standard of living system and the demand for and use of medical services in rural Zhejiang.

China is well on its way to realizing its third strategic target of raising the standard of living to that of moderately developed nations.

I do not want to aim too high, the pursuit of rich material standard of living, or had a quiet life of inaction.

The good life consists of having a decent job, a decent standard of living and a nice family, not of fighting for justice or saving whales.

Mervyn King, the head of the Bank of England, has been more forthright, telling the British that their standard of living will fall.

My message to you is that promoting the growth of strong private enterprise empowers very capable people and results in improved standard of living for all.

And that could help explain why, even as everyone's standard of living is going up, many of those in the middle feel like they're falling behind.

Some economists believe that selling goods and services to consumers on an installment plan is one of the major factors in making our high standard of living possible.

After consuming liquid soluble apple polyphenol mice that have been transplanted with cancer cells have greater effect against cancer whether in terms of survivability and standard of living.

But all that money printing, argued Ito, will lead to an inflation crisis and a serious decline in the Japanese standard of living.

"Inevitably, this will mean a lowering in the U.S. standard of living as Americans are forced to produce more than they consume to service a soaring foreign debt"

It's certainly not the standard of living expected after a college education, but ant village dwellers say they have to start somewhere.

And if Akamatsu's theory applies to a country's industrial mix, rather than its standard of living, Japan can still claim to be out in front.

Oil or mineral wealth mostly reduces the population's standard of living because it diverts effort and talent from wealth creation to rent-seeking.

Mobility is at the centre of everyone's lives and the expansion of cheap flights in recent decades is one of the few tangible increases in the standard of living of most people.

Of course, most immigrants did not "get rich overnight", and many of them suffered terribly, but the majority of them were eventually able to improve upon their former standard of living.

Returns now completed of the output of all classes of consumption goods show that the standard of living has risen by no less than 20 per cent over the past year.

Domestic product moves past America's, said the article, China, with a population of 1.3 billion people, will still be far behind the US, with its 307 million people, in terms of standard of living.

For the majority of lower - to upper-middle-class children of my generation raised in the US, the means to a sufficient standard of living were fairly easily within reach.

As Chinese standard of living in rural areas and increasing rural productivity, the rural solid wastes, whether the number of types or quantity has been greatly over the past year.

The Duke was shocked at this and claimed he would have to adjust his standard of living while trying to live as befitted the son of an English sovereign.

But they have tasted the rising standard of living from coal-generated electricity and they are hooked, even as they suffer the vivid effects of the damage their new lifestyle creates.

These women sometimes marry foreign men hoping to immigrate to another country or have a higher standard of living, and when their aspirations are not met, they start divorce proceedings, Wang said.

There, they recruited local people whose standard of living was low: 26% had no formal education, only half owned TVs, none had a car and only a tiny minority had a telephone in the house.