Sentence examples for poor estates from inspiring English sources

"It makes sense to focus on them".Youth Inclusion Programmes (YIPs), introduced in 2000, now run on 110 poor estates.

The fear is that the gangs will simply sit out the championships and burrow deeper into the poor estates ringing Poland's cities.

He's just a poor estate agent who has wandered on to a music video set and just stuck around.

In England, being a young, black male from a poor estate is an exhausting and often enraging experience.

Anigo's father grew up on a poor estate before becoming a player at Marseille, one of France's oldest and most popular clubs, and then sporting director.

The second of seven children, she grew up on a poor estate on the outskirts of the northern town of Amiens in the Somme.

The vision of an ordered, Cartesian utopia proved highly seductive, and dictated the nature of postwar planning across Europe – much of which would succumb to the grim cocktail of underinvestment, poor estate-management and ghettoised social isolation.

So what's a poor estate lawyer to do?

On a poor estate, there is a shortage of specialist sport clubs to build on the momentum of the Olympics, so school sport is important.

His trip to a poor estate in Glasgow in 2002 for a by election turned out to be more than the usual hand shaking, envelope stuffing, door knocking political trip for the then Conservative leader.

Chet Orloff wrote an editorial in 2001 stating "six crucial blocks were lost to greed, government reluctance, poor estate planning and an adverse court decision".