Sentence examples for is now poor from inspiring English sources

One in every six Americans is now poor — really poor, not just in the lowest percentile relatively.

I think, and I am almost certain, that the rails that are now being worshiped all over the North as Lincoln [text is unclear] were made by poor Bill Strickland, who is now poor, blind, helpless and in the Macon County poor house.

"The typical working household is now poorer in real terms than it was a year ago," he wrote in the left-leaning New Statesman.

This is so because the region is now poorer, relative to its trading partners.

If another country has grown wealthier, then it stands to reason that your country is now poorer.

I know people who were wealthy who are now poor.

But even he admits that the main threats are now poor government, corruption and weak institutions.

Some 44% of Latin Americans are now poor, and 20% suffer extreme poverty, says ECLAC.

Unlike their ancestors, who often had many possessions, most Zimbabweans were now poor...

Using that formula, 22 percent of Americans are now poor, about the same share as a half-century ago.

In some suburbs of Buenos Aires it has climbed to 17%; in such places over 40% of people are now poor, the highest figure since 2002.