Sentence examples for poor calling from inspiring English sources

Some Republicans in the Senate are balking at the large reductions in money for public education and health care for the poor, calling them shortsighted.

As far back as 1965, when he was a Lutheran missionary doctor in a Nigerian village, Dr. Foege noted the paralyzing fatalism of the poor, calling it "one of the great challenges in global public health".

Critics rightly note that Dr. King spoke over and over of the need for this country to acknowledge its "debt to the poor," calling for an "economic bill of rights" that would "guarantee a job to all people who want to work and are able to work".

The poor calling of cancer cells is also reported in studies with automated algorithms (Ali et al., 2013, Howat et al., 2015).

Brazil expanded the coverage of its assistance programme for the poor, called Bolsa Familia, by over 1m households to 12m.

Ms. Krueger, who has a long history with advocacy groups for the poor, called Mr. Goodman last night to concede.

"A lot of the poor — call them emerging consumers — get inundated with crummy stuff," he told me.

A doctor, Pedro Baldallo, lamented equally indignantly that the poor called people like him "squalid ones," believing they were tainted by corruption.

Still unresolved in New York is whether the court decision affects a related health insurance program for the working poor called Family Health Plus.

Mr. Weberman also admitted in court that he had used the finances of a nonprofit corporation he runs to help the poor, called the Congregation of Classon, to pay private school tuition bills for his children.

To add to the complexity, Delhi government schools are run by three entities — state and two municipal governments — and deworming also happened at government health centers for the poor, called anganwadis.