Sentence examples for fundamentally poor from inspiring English sources

Most fundamentally, poor parents find it hard to buy enough food; but that is by no means the only factor.

The west has not made fundamentally poor macroeconomic choices, according to Sachs; it is just that goods and services are cheaper elsewhere, meaning that millions of jobs have been lost.

The jargon of the development community allows for different terms to characterize countries that are fundamentally poor.

The mechanic of Homes Under the Hammer – do the bare minimum to a property to make it liveable, then move on quickly and at great profit – is a fundamentally poor reflection on the country and the property market within it as a whole.

It may be compassionate to help teen mothers, through day care or job training but far better to sign on as well to the approach of the National Campaign to Combat Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy, which recognizes that teen motherhood is fundamentally a poor choice to make and which has helped to reduce it.

Eyeing the opportunity of mobile money to fundamentally transform poor countries, we got key operators to commit to having at least a one-third of the mobile money businesses be women-owned.

Incorporating the structure ensemble does improve prediction accuracy [ 40] but such methods fundamentally still have poor performance.

Mr. Keizer thinks it is condescending cant to assume that the poor are fundamentally noisier than the rich.

And all for a project that is fundamentally misguided and a poor use of resources to combat worsening congestion in central Buenos Aires.

"The risk architecture is fundamentally different for these poor farmers and their behaviour was completely rational," Kuper said in a recent interview in London.

What makes Buffett happy and Croesus has to admit he's never known anyone rich or poor so fundamentally happy with himself is to see Berkshire succeed.