到20世纪80年代，美国的无家可归者主要由老年男性组成。
Until the 1980s, the American homeless population comprised mainly older males.
无家可归者人数持续增加，2011年至2013年，美国的无家可归者增加了16%。
The homeless population in the U. S. kept swelling and it had climbed 16 percent from 2011 to 2013.
四年前，他创办了一个非赢利组织——美国街头足球队，这是为无家可归者所开办的。
Four years ago, he started a non-profit group, Street Soccer USA, as a program for homeless people.
有的调查人员说，全年的无家可归者人数可能相当于美国总人口的1%(300万人)；另一些调查人员称，这一数字应该为200万。
Some say it might be as high as one percent of the US population (three million people); others say it might be as high as two million.
无家可归者在美国人口中所占的比例越来越高。
The homeless make up a growing percentage of America's population.
描述：美国，佛罗里达：一位留守者关上派拉斯希望的门，它是派拉斯公园里的无家可归者社区，通常大家称它为帐篷城市。
Caption: Florida, US: a resident closes the door of the Pinellas Hope homeless community in Pinellas Park, colloquially known as Tent City.
战后美国日趋严重日趋复杂的无家可归者问题，是一个结构性的社会问题。
The article makes a survey of the homeless problem in contemporary American society.
他对他一周期间的病人按情况差异给予特别治疗，他说“我们可以将美国议员和大使与无家可归者分开在不同的诊室进行诊疗。”
The 80 patients that he typically sees during a week are a varied group. "We may have a U. S. senator or ambassador in one examining room and a homeless person in the other, " he says.
他对他一周期间的病人按情况差异给予特别治疗，他说“我们可以将美国议员和大使与无家可归者分开在不同的诊室进行诊疗。”
The 80 patients that he typically sees during a week are a varied group. "We may have a U. S. senator or ambassador in one examining room and a homeless person in the other, " he says.
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