Sentence examples for case of the poor from inspiring English sources

They have not done so in the case of the poor.

When rival gangsters kill one another, it is almost always a case of the poor killing the poor.

As in the case of the poor pizza, a lack of depth, or of an appetite for the dark and the visceral, never fails to disappoint her.

If pension tax relief costs the exchequer about £42bn, and 40p and 45p taxpayers take £30bn of that, then it is another case of the poor subsidising the better off.

And, to make it even more fun, how about letting customers show off their downtown couth by picking Hall & Oates and Barry Manilow tunes via network using their own iPods or iPhones or, in the case of the poor unsavvy saps without, the restaurant's device?

Thousands of fans packed outside every hotel they stay in, all screaming and waving their phones in the air and, in the case of the poor sap in the bottom left, picking the very worst time imaginable to welcome their friend John home.

In the case of the 'poor' and 'very poor' estimates, species richness values are indirect and some have been partially derived with climate information.

PRESIDENT HUGO CHAVEZ of Venezuela, speaking to leaders of the OPEC countries in Caracas last week, urged crybabies lamenting the high price of oil to direct their anger at national taxes or, in the case of the poorest countries, at the failure of the rich to grant them debt relief.

When he became chief justice, he took up cases of the poor and the disenfranchised, and he gained a reputation as the people's judge.

The Association of the Bar of the City of New York made an effort to encourage private lawyers to donate their services on the civil cases of the poor by persuading the Mayor to declare May 18th as Legal Services Day.

Once he became chief justice, Mr. Chaudhry quickly took up cases of the poor and the disenfranchised, a surprising turnabout for Pakistan's courts, which have long favored the privileged and well connected.