Sentence examples for but poor enough from inspiring English sources

This was tricky, for me, given that my parents fall into that weird chasm where they're posh enough that I still don't know what saveloys are, but poor enough that they couldn't send me to private school.

He did the same with another patient, of whom he said: "She's old but not old enough for Medicare, and she's poor but not poor enough for Medicaid.

Semiconductors are so called because they are poorer carriers of electricity than conductors like copper, but not poor enough to be called insulators.

Families that are below the average income level but not poor enough for subsidized schooling are particularly in danger of having their children under-served.

Most of the uninsured veterans were working-class people who were too poor to afford private insurance but not poor enough to qualify for care under a priority system administered by the Veterans Affairs Department.

The groups wanted to change the situation under a 1990 law that allowed low-income women with no health insurance to receive free screenings for breast cancer and cervical cancer but did not provide free treatment for women too poor to afford insurance but not poor enough to qualify for Medicaid.

The population in this gap tends to be poor but not poor enough to qualify for subsidized insurance through SISBEN, works informal jobs (that do not comply with the law mandating health insurance coverage for employees), and cannot afford or chooses not to pay private insurance.

Not making enough to live "comfortably" -- but not "poor" enough to get any assistance either.

James commented, "We're kind of between a rock and a hard place" of being somewhat poor but not poor enough.

Someone else may be considered eligible based on disability status and potential benefit, but not poor enough to receive it at no costs.

The people left in the lurch would be those who had lower incomes but were not poor enough to qualify for Medicaid.