Sentence examples for brought poor from inspiring English sources

Here's Bert Lance, President Carter's banker chum who brought poor Jimmy so much grief.

So when the king keeps marvelling at their shared status, you also hear faintly the mad Lear pronouncing that only his daughters could have brought Poor Tom to this extremity.

The disparity in their voting behaviour was huge: 86% of the wealthy but only half of the poor bothered to vote at all, even though the Voting Rights Act had brought poor southern blacks into the electorate and legal requirements had been eased to make voting easier.

Among the many ill-effects his hard drinking brought, poor dental hygiene left his teeth in a bad way.

One of his friends told him about an organization that brought poor inner-city kids up to stay with country families for a few weeks.

True, it brings poor children into the classroom, but that is where the real drama of public education begins.

To achieve more sensing-sites, KIT-5 mesoporous-silica with higher surface-area is assessed, resulting in good sensitivity but too high −ΔH° that brings poor repeatability.

For example, if you are trying to sell Botox injections, spamming "best Botox" with a link to your beautiful site may bring poor results.

The striking achievement of Union City, N.J. — bringing poor, mostly immigrant kids into the educational mainstream — argues for reinventing the public schools we have.

The ruling was a clarification of the court's 1998 decision, which held the state responsible for bringing poor, mostly urban, school district buildings up to state standards.

It is also cited by social advocates as having done more than any other federal effort to bring poor single mothers into the work force.