Sentence examples for handouts do not from inspiring English sources
4 17 p.m. | Updated CORAL GABLES, Fla .– President Obama took aim at Mitt Romney for his closed-door observation that 47 percent of Americans are dependent on government handouts, do not pay income taxes, and will inevitably vote for Mr. Obama.
CORAL GABLES, Fla .— President Obama took aim on Thursday at Mitt Romney's closed-door observation that 47 percent of Americans are dependent on government handouts, do not pay income taxes and will inevitably vote for Mr. Obama, suggesting it showed how Mr. Romney is out of touch with most Americans.
The recruitment handouts don't say, "Come to Columbia, where off-campus housing is extremely expensive and not very appealing".
The press handouts don't say, "The report on anti-Semitism was immediately condemned by students who had brought the charges".
Kwamchetsi Makokha, a newspaper columnist, says that this tradition is not really vote buying, because handouts don't guarantee votes, but is a symptom of Kenya's cynical politics.
Handouts don't hurt them.
Handouts don't do anyone any good.
The handouts didn't stop the crisis from spreading from industry to industry.
And the federal handout doesn't stop with this supply and demand distortion.
With their unvarnished tone and political candor, Mr. Romney's secretly recorded comments to donors in Boca Raton, Fla .— in which he said 47 percent of Americans are dependent on government handouts and do not pay income taxes — seemed jarring and unusual to those who have digested a year's worth of his public statements.
