Sentence examples for because it means poor from inspiring English sources

It's a good scheme because it means poor people can afford medicine, except that as a country we're getting massively ripped off by drug companies.

"That's the law, but it's not a right law because it means that poor people can never make an appeal," Ai told me.

That is less excusable because it means the poorest students will emerge from university with the largest debts.

Mr. Gore said that he had eventually changed his position because it meant that poor women would be denied "the practical ability" to exercise their right to abortion.

User fees paralyzed primary health care, because it meant the poor could not receive medical care due to lack of resources.

Running through it seemed to be the assumption that listeners really only care about this issue because it means that there will be no poor people left to sweep the streets or serve coffees or empty the bins in their offices.

"We knew it was a big game, not just because we've had a poor run but because it means everything for us to get a win.

"It indicates a very poor prognosis for recovery because it means that he's either too weak or too sick to breathe on his own," he said.

Because it means we can do better.

Because it means you cannot dissect it.

At the very least, it all means poor judgment.