Sentence examples for anything poor from inspiring English sources

Setting aside the question of how well officially protected areas actually protect anything, poor planning means these areas often completely omit critical habitats and key species.

It's just a tax or a penalty; the word "mandate" is, if anything, poor politics on the Obama administration's part, but not a difference-maker in terms of constitutionality.

Other money went, as the mother might put it, into the hands of petty charlatans who didn't make it into law or medical school and whose parents, with their valueless American values, never taught them anything, poor things, actually, poor things.

With roots dating back to 1997, Magedson's site allows anyone to complain about anything: poor workmanship, a rude doctor or banker, a scam.

Previous studies have shown that actual practices tend to be, if anything, poorer than reported [ 5].

In the young, if anything, poorer individual performance tended to be associated with more pronounced SM effects in frontostriatal regions.

We also found that appetite was not significantly different and, if anything, poorer in non-oedematous children, also challenging the classical idea of oedematous malnutrition being particularly associated with anorexia, although the appetite recorded was simply whether or not the child completed its first feed of F75.

Throw money at a book or a seminar or a program designed to fix anything- poor health, poor spirit, poor heart- and you feel like you're doing something, even though the work only begins when you finish the book, leave the seminar, and close the instructions.

The residents of the new square will be anything but poor.

It is a nice idea to give anything to poor children that can help development; but we question whether a laptop is the best use of funds.

The caves have affinities with those of Cappadocia and the ancient city of Petra, among others around the Mediterranean, and they are anything but poor architecture, Laureano says.