Sentence examples for continue to be poor from inspiring English sources

So we still continue to be poor countries.

But perhaps she's worried about Ed Miliband's personal poll ratings, which continue to be poor?

If the workforce profile and job content remains broadly the same as in the 1960s, the pay and conditions continue to be poor.

Their reasons for retiring varied, from "having accomplished all I needed to" to injury to "financial problems and could not continue to be poor".

Vallejo says the Chilean government has long treated education as a commodity that "immediately distorts the principal objective which is to educate not earn profits, as well as generates a brutal socioeconomic segmentation … In other words the children who are born poor are going to receive a poor education and will continue to be poor".

The Russian former cosmonaut Sergei Krikalev said that suggestions that the age of manned space exploration should end – with the demise of the Shuttle programme, and US President Barack Obama proposing a freeze on Nasa's budget until 2016 – are misguided because robots and space probes will continue to be poor substitutes for human space explorers for many years to come.

Gaul's greatest city, Lugdunum, had begun to shrink toward the end of the 2nd, and various other regions in the West suffered setbacks at various times, while all of Greece continued to be poor.

But with both sides continuing to blame each other, the prognosis for South Sudan continues to be poor.

Sir Albert said it was "simply not acceptable" that services for children and families in the city continued to be poor.

"The company subsequently tested the market at lower prices, but the take-up continued to be poor.

While the job market for Ph.D.-level scientists continued to be poor, recognition of the problem reached a new high, with an influential paper out in April, a meeting organized by Boston-area postdocs in October, and an important new report from the National Academies in December.