Sentence examples for of getting poor from inspiring English sources

But these leaders contend that the move makes sense: workers will remove (and resell) reusable housing material rather than send it to landfills, some homeless or unemployed people will be paid to work on the program, and money earned through the demolitions will go toward the organization's longtime goal of getting poor families into new or rehabbed homes.

The ability to predict disease's prognosis of Simple Model was evaluated by ROC curve with large sample number, in which the cut-off point of Δage >3.11 is used to predict the high risk of getting poor prognosis (sensitivity and specificity of 82.7% and 71.8%, respectively).

People raising Democratic funds this year say that wealthy donors regularly complain of getting poorer treatment than they did during the Clinton years, when the President and Terry McAuliffe, his campaign-finance chairperson, formed a tireless tag team.

Robert A. Reinstein -- who wrote and negotiated many parts of the 1992 climate treaty during the first Bush administration -- said there was no chance of getting poorer countries to pursue emissions cuts as long as the established economic powers delayed cutting their own.

A few patients, fearful of getting poorer care, have continued to see me for cash.

However, students often have objections against CBE and are afraid of getting poorer results in a CBE.

While the students in the CBE-group judged their results in both formats equally, students in the PBE-group had more anxiety of getting poorer results in the computer-based examination.

The Doha agenda promised an agreement by the end of 2002 on getting poor countries access to cheap generic drugs to fight AIDS and other scourges.

(AP) EUROPE NETHERLANDS: LOCKERBIE TRIAL The defense complained that the two Libyan defendants in the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 were getting poor translations of witness testimony.

The UK cannot build a sustainable economic recovery on the back of people getting poorer," said TUC general secretary, Brendan Barber.

Exactly why property prices are excluded is not clear, but the problem created goes far beyond hiding the truth of people getting poorer, bad enough as this is.