Sentence examples for benefit poor from inspiring English sources

They do not benefit poor people at all.

Nathan Glazer refutes, argument by argument, Jonathan Kozol's contentions in "Shame of a Nation" that integration will benefit poor students.

In the Tennessee House, Ms. DeBerry promoted legislation to benefit poor people, children, the elderly and college students.

"The sectors which benefit poor countries have not been liberalized," she said, "and those sectors are textiles -- labor-intensive textiles -- and agriculture".

Modi said he had been "pained" by the hardships people were facing, but insisted the move would ultimately benefit poor Indians.

The bulk of that is Title I money, which comes in the form of grants that can be used only for specific programs that benefit poor children.

Yet the compromise bill approved by both houses would primarily benefit poorer children.

With careful planning, a countywide school district could benefit poorer students from Bridgeport academically, and richer students would not suffer.

The grounds were first converted into a film studio, but now it's a hotel, run charitably to benefit poorer local people.

But raising the income-tax threshold to benefit poorer families while retaining VAT at 20% gives with one hand and takes away with the other.

The changes would benefit poorer families more than the better off, with the poorest six tenths gaining on average while the richest four tenths lost out slightly.