Sentence examples for could be poor from inspiring English sources

Then it could be poor Harold's fault.

Still, things could be worse: we could be poor old Bangladesh.

He could be poor Laika, the unsuspecting dog the Soviets sent into outer space to die.

Deepak's decisions could be poor because of Erase-X, but he was four years older than Sunil and genuinely daring.

They envied me my miserable Irish childhood and wished (almost) they could be poor so they'd have something to write about.

Others suggested that the problem could be poor maintenance of the tires and the discrepancy between the inflation levels recommended by Firestone and Ford, which equipped its Explorers with the tires.

For example, if PkuAS does not run with TPA, its performance could be poorer most of the time than running with TPA together.

The result could be poorer ability to communicate, being unable to contact healthcare professionals when their health deteriorated, being unable to relate what had happened or how they felt.

Households with more than half of members aged 50 or over have a greater proportion of elderly dependents and possibly less social support, hence SRH in such households could be poorer than in less-dependent households.

Sure, that ill-fitting portion of skirting board could merely be poor carpentry.

VIEWED from a height of 600 metres, it is hard to see how Brazil could ever be poor.