Sentence examples for poor contributed from inspiring English sources

But his real-life descendants take his legacy rather more seriously, discovers Geoffrey Macnab The Iron Duke's war against the poor contributed to both the Peterloo massacre and, ultimately, his own undoing, says Colin Brown Art historian Katherine Schwab hit the hairdressers to copy the hairdos of the statues at the Acropolis.

October 31, 1829 near Arkhangelsk, Russia January 2, 1909 Kronshtadt, Russia John Of Kronshtadt, original name Ivan Ilich Sergeyev (born Oct. 31, 1829, near Arkhangelsk, Russia died Jan . 2 1909, Kronshtadt), Russian Orthodox priest-ascetic whose pastoral and educational activities, particularly among the unskilled poor, contributed notably to Russia's social and spiritual reform.

The dominance test showed that the concentration curves in 2007 mainly dominated those in 2002, which indicated that the poor contributed more to financing the burden than the rich over the period.

Based on the results of the dominance test, the concentration curve of taxes dominated the Lorenz curve in each year and area, indicating that the financing was not equal, for the poor contributed a larger share of financing than the better off through taxes, compared with the living standard.

— Cleveland Plain Dealer, March 3, 2012 "Yes, out-of-context declarations like 'I enjoy firing people' and 'I don't care about the poor' contribute to the caricature of a rich swell, akin to that of Donald Trump.

— Cleveland Plain Dealer, March 3 , 2012 4 "Yes, out-of-context declarations like 'I enjoy firing people' and 'I don't care about the poor' contribute to the caricature of a rich swell, akin to that of Donald Trump.

It is true that immigrants who are poor contribute to the poverty rate in this country.

It is also true that immigrants, both poor and not poor, contribute to our economic engine, and that naturalized immigrants have lower poverty rates than even natural born citizens.

A positive (negative) value of concentration index indicates that the rich (poor) contribute a larger proportion than the poor (rich).

These high and differential premiums discriminated against the poor, contributing to the pro-rich bias in our results.

Government efforts to help tackle the problem have included the energy company obligation, a £1.3bn-a-year fund for the poorest contributed by energy providers.