Sentence examples for disregarded poor from inspiring English sources

The S.E.C. says that Yorkville did not abide by its own policies for valuing assets, disregarded poor returns and withheld some of those returns from its auditor.

This places a new onus on diverse and well-off suburban communities like this, which have long been able to disregard poor performance by blacks in averages lifted by higher scores of whites.

-- J.L.M., Omaha I assume the presenter was encouraging you to disregard the poor in your marketing efforts, not to run them over with your Lexus should anyone making less than $15,000 a year fail to get out of your way quickly enough.

If you disregard the poor taxpayers financing it, everyone is a winner under this scheme.

We cannot "conform to the pattern of this world" (Romans 12 2) which is to disregard the poor.

It was poor and disregarded, yet full of little joys.

Her analysis of poverty highlighted the intersections of race and gender that often kept Black women poor and disregarded.

He had shown that a disregarded politician from a poor state could challenge the easterners' assumption that they were born to rule.

I went to that July vote, which came days after the Grenfell inferno had sent Britain a warning about what happens when poor people go disregarded.

Theresa said residential towers that have risen across the city — filled with studio and one-bedroom apartments — catered to the newcomers and disregarded the needs of the poor and working-class families who have lived in the city for generations.

For he has not despised Nor disregarded the poverty of the poor, Has not turned away his face, But has listened to the cry for help.