Sentence examples for cut poor from inspiring English sources
To be fair, such technology is still far more advanced than tooling around in a Honda Element all day, so let's cut poor Zanzork some slack.
Or when they plan to cut poor children's health care or the chance for students from poor families to go to college for the first time, but block any increased revenue from the wealthiest and keep corporate welfare checks flowing -- they should anticipate having to listen for the faith community's different priorities.
"If legal aid is cut, poorer people who currently consult expert services will need to turn to alternative services whose track record in avoiding court or tribunal is worse," Bradley argues.
This second, "futures" budget should neither be increased in good years nor cut in poor ones.
Taxes and shop prices are going up, benefits are being cut and poor Londoners have been very badly hit.
Kendall said: "I don't want to see child tax credits cut from poor and low-paid families.
Throughout the evening, the camera would cut to poor unsuspecting audience members so their reactions to other performers could be scrutinised and judged.
A few rich universities cut the poor and even the middle class more slack.
Contributing factors, they said, were: education cuts, poor careers advice, and schools keeping pupils on to maintain funding.
