Sentence examples for off the destitute from inspiring English sources

Our Indian drivers and tour guides told us it was a crime in India to give money to beggars and that the movie "Slumdog Millionaire," depicting Mafia making money off the destitute, was not fictional but a reality in their country.

If you needed further evidence that we live in a global dystopia where rich people dine like kings on caviar and champagne in compounds walled off from the destitute, huddled masses, allow me to direct your attention to No. 15 Renwick.

Cairo is a tumultuous, decaying city with a wealthy élite and great masses of the destitute and the near-destitute.

The society later became the Society for the Relief of the Destitute Sick.

An unreformed social security system still benefits better-off households more than the destitute.

Seeing no use in his son's intellectual pursuits, Mao's father cut off his allowance, forcing Mao to move into a hostel for the destitute.

Affordable, even for the destitute?

He looked after the destitute by detailing Union soldiers to provide them with firewood and food as well as organizing relief efforts by well-off citizens.

Giving relief to the destitute is both unwise and unfair.

Then emerging markets pulling away from the destitute bottom.

A minority, indeed, came from the destitute and the alienated.