Sentence examples for better poor from inspiring English sources

"Better poor and recognized than poor and unrecognized, I guess".

First, they don't want better poor; they want fewer poor.

Even though final destinations were just marginally better, poor children whose families moved out of the most severely disadvantaged neighborhoods in Baltimore and Chicago showed the largest improvements in cognitive skills.

Mr Uhrlau is consulting many people in the hope of devising a better organisational structure, and he has asked an historian to study the BND's past, even its dark bits.Eric Gujer, the author of a recent book about the BND, says it must learn to treat and use its own staff better: poor personnel management has been at the root of most recent failures.

In December, the city published a report on Comcast's offerings in which the most common words among subscribers who were surveyed about their customer experience were "terrible", "better", "poor", "horrible", "awful", "lacking", "bad" and "horrendous".

While watching a game the other night, he asked, "Why is the team playing so much better?" Poor kid.

Physiotherapists also had exact matches for all five domain responses for a higher proportion of patients in the better cognition group than the better poorer cognition group (Table 2).

The insight here is to realise that even though the chances of winning any two sets is better with Poor-Goode-Poor, the chance of winning two sets in a row is better with Goode-Poor-Goode.

Goode is better than Poor, so the probability of beating Poor is greater than the probability of beating Goode, i.e p > g.

After Gideon, things got better for poor defendants in the short term.

"Better a poor rider on a good horse than a good rider on a poor horse," say the Afghans.