Sentence examples for be poor to from inspiring English sources

The medical infrastructure there can be poor to non-existent.

A child need not be poor to be exposed to lead.

In "I'm not going to pretend to be poor to be accepted by you," she complained: I am sorry that I was born into great financial circumstances and my father likes to provide for me.

What did you two think of each other when my brown-skinned, green-eyed brother entered your pizza joint and you both stared across the gap separating you, a vastness that guaranteed that one of you was much, much more likely to have a decent job and succeed, the other much, much more likely to be poor, to die young.

But while it was important to make the process transparent to the community and to build a partnership, Mr. Featherman said, researchers did not need to completely mirror the communities they studied".You don't have to be poor to study poverty," he said.

Citing statistics showing that children in single-parent families are more likely to be poor, to drop out of school, to go to jail or to commit suicide, Mr. Gore also called for government policies that would "lift up the institution of marriage".

He said each UK household would be poorer to the tune of £4,300 a year.

The driving experience is poor, to be blunt.

"The lighting was poor, to the best of my recollection".

It went from being poor to middle-class and back to poor again.

It was poor to give it not out to begin with, that was a clear edge.