The phrase "little poor" is not correct and usable in written English.
Instead, you can use the phrase "somewhat poor" or "a bit poor" in a similar context. For example, "The quality of his work was somewhat poor."
He is humiliated, oppressed, exploited like the other little poor people".
"I'd definitely come to live here for a time but the weather is maybe a little poor - in the south of France the sunshine is much better".
[12 48 01] Eugene: Is it your hobby to ask little poor Jewish boys such tricky questions they don't have an answer for?
He was talking on a cellphone from the garden at Cumberland Lodge in Windsor, so the audio quality is a little poor.
It might, though, be prepared to barter a little poor weather for the guarantee that its two best players — the chicken pox-afflicted captain, Shakib al-Hasan, and the opening batsman, Tamim Iqbal, who has a wrist injury — will be fit Thursday morning.
The other two are more conventional but both finely drawn, digestible portraits of the football-playing "little poor child", as Camus called himself, from Algiers, who came to leave such a mark on literature and moral thought.A double haunting presence looms throughout all the books: that of Algeria, where Camus was born, and of his mother, Catherine.
[Forty] years ago, she told them to ditch their bras under her little poor-boy sweaters.
American public life will be a little poorer with him gone.
A lot of people will be a little poorer in Woodlawn, the Bronx, when midnight tolls on Feb. 9.
His opposite at Nine Entertainment Co, Hugh Marks, was looking a little poorer with just $1,388,159 for a year's work.
But, it performs a little poorer than the KLT-based CS scheme.
