Sentence examples for fighting poor from inspiring English sources

Virgin became British Airways; beleaguered, faded, fighting the enemy, fighting poor perception.

Or, as the legendary statement by the fighting poor in Latin American cities puts it, "Estamos presentes": we are present, we are not asking for money, we are just letting you know that this is also our city.

For decades, Colombia has been gashed and divided by a vicious civil conflict that supposedly pitted leftist rebels against the government and right wing paramilitaries, but in the end had poor people fighting poor people.

Fighting poor policy works, so for the good of the nation we must never let Osborne wield his axe again.

Manstein tried to obtain rest days for his men, who had been constantly fighting in poor terrain and increasingly poor weather since the start of the campaign, but to no avail.

But he added: "All these charges against him were made in the process of fighting for poor people.

Their view is, 'Things are fine, we know what we're doing, just send more money".' Like the college officials, he, too, claims to be fighting for poor students.

He had been fighting off poor health for a few years, but as his friend, I just assumed he would do what he always did: smile back and fly a gnarly middle finger.

Analysis of the battle led to a rapid improvement in USN techniques for fighting in poor visibility, particularly in the adoption of combat information centers.

Between 2001 and 2006, a government program in the Indian state of Karnataka was established for the sole purpose of fighting generalized poor governance and systemic corruption [ 57].

Though highly anticipated by fans and media, the tour was plagued by in-fighting, poor planning and physically belligerent audiences.