Sentence examples for poor climbing from inspiring English sources

His poor climbing means the green jersey is unlikely.

Perhaps she went to the Messel lake to drink because her poor climbing prevented her getting water from tree hollows in the nearby subtropical forest.

The few adult survivors that were obtained showed strongly reduced spontaneous movements and poor climbing abilities.

Immigrants are one reason the number of suburban poor climbed 25 percent nationwide between 2000 and 2008.

Meanwhile, the portion of respondents rating the governor's performance as "poor" climbed from 20.9 to 44.1percentt.

And he offered a ringing endorsement of mandatory paid sick leave to "help the working poor climb out of poverty".

If we want more poor kids climbing the ladder of relative mobility, we need more rich kids sliding down the chutes.

Rather, it should help others, especially the extremely poor, to climb up—and that must mean education.

David Brooks (column, March 2) is right to credit conservatives for understanding that issues of character are central to helping poor people climb out of poverty.

Meanwhile, the average rate of VAT – a tax that falls hardest on the poor – has climbed from 17.6% in 2008 to a record high of 19.2% at the start of 2015.

If its analysis is correct, it would be the largest jump in the poverty rate since the prolonged recession of the early 1980s, when the number of poor people climbed to 35 million from 26 million over four years.