Sentence examples for a multitude of poor from inspiring English sources

Bunyan, the son of a brazier, or traveling tinker, was brought up "among a multitude of poor plowmen's children" in the heart of England's agricultural Midlands.

The victorious General Eyre Coote, however, found the battle scenes "dreadful" due to the lack of medical support in the field: Such a multitude of poor objects, and not in my power to give them the least assistance for want of every one necessary requisite for an hospital.

Bernard de Mandeville, an 18th-century economist and philosopher, thought it "manifest, that in a free nation where slaves are not allow'd of, the surest wealth consists in a multitude of laborious poor".

An open question is how much the transcriptome is diluted by the individually infrequent transcription of a multitude of microsatellite-poor repetitive elements in large genomes.

LBW is particularly prevalent in populations under severe socioeconomic stress; this could be due to a multitude of factors including poor diet, maternal stress and smoking.

A multitude of factors including poor infrastructure of hospitals, low compliance with hand-hygiene, heavy workload with understaffing, overcrowding, lack of or poorly functioning infection control programme contribute to the problem [ 31].

A Multitude of Sins (short story collection, 2002).

Amy dedicated herself to raising funds and awareness for a multitude of charities helping the poor, hungry and sick, with countless local organizations.

A multitude of factors, England's poor Rugby World Cup union campaign and the first international rugby league action on home soil for two years among them, have created a real opportunity for the sport over the coming weeks.

A multitude of factors related to poor functional and pain outcomes following hip arthroplasty have been identified.

Owing to its comparatively poor efficiency, a multitude of measures has been taken by the researchers to improve the performance of PSO.