Sentence examples for disappeared poor from inspiring English sources

Mr. Yim said he knew what would happen when the free food disappeared: "Poor students will not come to school".

Perhaps she was one of the disappeared "poor folk" being helped by the marauding "kontraktniki" looters that the tanks allowed in at night, when the accredited journalists had left.

Studies in western countries have found that life events contribute to problem drinking while social support can buffer its effects [ 58], although the buffering effect of social support disappears in poor populations [ 59].

Services for the poor disappeared.

If all protectionism disappeared tomorrow, the poor farmers of the world would not all benefit.

If the religious charities disappeared, both the poor and the taxpayers would be in a lot of trouble.

Reviews of the original film suggest a somewhat harsher environmental message (for example, a sequence showing several extinct species has, um, disappeared), but the poor bluefin tuna have survived the Disneynature editors if not the nets of bottom-trawling fishing boats.

Secondary analyses demonstrated that this sex difference or lack thereof correlated with prognosis, such that it existed for the good prognosis patients (with women reporting higher depression) but disappeared among the poor prognosis patients [ 75].

Despite the improvement in families' finances, economic hardship has hardly disappeared, especially among poorer families.

The load-displacement curves of the steels were changed due to the existence of corrosion pits, the yield platform got shorter and even disappeared, accompanied with poorer ductility and brittle fracture.

London's bawdy houses had, by the 1770s, disappeared from the poorer areas outside the city wall, and in the West End were found in three areas; St Margaret's in Westminster; St Anne's in Soho and St James's; and most especially, with more than two thirds of London's "Disorderly Houses", around Covent Garden and the Strand.