Sentence examples for is actually poor from inspiring English sources

When he was promoting his latest series last month, Jamie Oliver wrestled with an issue that has preoccupied Daily Mail writers and rightwing politicians for years: the weird debate about poverty and ownership of televisions, and the peculiar idea that no one with a large, flatscreen TV is actually poor.

Therefore, the accuracy of using AULW to diagnose this inner race fault bearing is actually poor.

"Many women are shocked to find that although they are physically fit their egg quality is actually poor, and that if they had frozen their eggs in their early 30s the picture would have been very different," he says.

Filming begins, but is halted when it is revealed that Loretta is actually poor, and therefore Ed has no money to continue production.

Immune sera block murine gammaherpesvirus-68 (MHV-68) infection of fibroblasts, but fail to block and even enhance its infection of IgG Fc receptor-bearing cells, suggesting that the antibody response to infection is actually poor at ablating virion infectivity completely.

A game like The Witcher 3 might contain hundreds of hours of gameplay and be played over half a year, and so renting is actually poorer value than purchase.

But rarely does the Academy give big rewards to films or actors that are actually poor.

They deserve reputable independent voices to tell their governments how many citizens are actually poor.

In reaching out this way, virtually all states have scooped up lots of children who were actually poor enough to qualify for Medicaid but had never been enrolled.

There are other problems with the minimum wage that make it a very clumsy tool with which to fight poverty:  few people who earn it are actually poor, and most are part-time or younger workers who are not trying, or expected to, support a family on these wages.

I think glibness, I think ideologically based rhetoric, I think trying to divide up society between the haves and have–nots and mobilise the middle ground against the rich is as unacceptable as we have from elsewhere in the political spectrum trying to mobilise the middle ground against what they call welfare scroungers but are actually poor people who have little and want more.