Sentence examples for long poor from inspiring English sources
A spokesman for the health secretary said: "For too long poor care in the NHS was swept under the carpet which resulted in the tragedy we saw at Mid Staffs under the last Labour government.
"There has been long-term failure over successive governments to give mental health equal priority with physical health; for too long poor quality mental health care has been tolerated in a way that would not be acceptable in physical health care".
Not for long, poor things!
When his eighty-year-old son died, the father mourned : " I always told him he wouldn't live long, poor boy.
The arrangement did not last long, poor results put pressure on the partnership and after a 3 1 defeat by Tottenham Hotspur in the League Cup, Evans resigned.
For too long poor animal models have led researchers down the wrong paths, leading, perhaps, to novel understandings and interesting results, but not to improved treatments in humans that have been promised.
Chronic problems with an organ usually heart disease or emphysema bring a gradual decline punctuated by severe episodes, such as a heart attack or lung failure.Dementia or frailty can mean a long, poor-quality end of life.
According to Antônio Ruótolo of IBOPE Inteligência, Recife, in Brazil's long-poor north-east, may have seen the country's steepest price rises.
It is has long been poor, about three times poorer than Parma.
Long hours, poor pay, bad conditions and even death are all too common.
