Sentence examples for many handouts from inspiring English sources

"Recently I have had a great many handouts about expensive software for podcasting on the PC.

Ms. Heck, who wore a shirt with the word "Socialism" emblazoned on it in a menacing shade of red, said that under Mr. Obama, "nobody pays for anything, there are too many handouts".

There's no incentive for people to work, because the poor are given so many handouts.

He said he once overheard Mr. Stern say "in substance that former Mayor Dinkins had ruined the city by giving too many blacks handouts, and that there was a mentality among minorities that they deserved handouts".

Many received handouts without being required to hand in weapons or disband, an incentive which served to swell their ranks; when the colonel was killed the number of revolutionaries registered with the Warriors Affairs Commission set up by the NTC was about 60,000; a year later there were over 200,000.

Many useful handouts were made available, including a form and criteria for making judgments when undertaking classroom observation.

They are barred from working and many depend on handouts or donations from churches and mosques.

But jobs are scarce in Kaudwane, so most people depend on government handouts; many turn for solace to alcohol.

The only stimulation that is happening is welfare handouts – many going to migrants unable to get jobs.

Ms. Merkel is running for re-election this month in a campaign in which one of the few debating points is how many more financial handouts Germany will give to its weaker neighbors.

Instead, I would have stressed from the outset the need for policies to end long-term dependency by so many on government handouts, policies that wean them off the taxpayer dole and make them productive elements of society — make them givers rather than takers".