Sentence examples for poor for a while from inspiring English sources

Naturally, we were poor for a while.

But their home form has been poor for a while.

"Not only is the current production outlook looking fairly weaker than anybody expected, the chance is that it will remain poor for a while," Mr. Young of Nikko Salomon Smith Barney said.

"It has been pretty poor for a while now," he added.

Almost all scientists (with a few conspicuous exceptions), no matter how successful and famous, started off the same way you did: They were poor for a while.

Those who haven't been poor for a while would do well to remember that it takes more than a month to get back on your feet after a huge economic setback, and it will take more than washing windows to do it.

But Syriza can be confident Greece would endure if Greece leaves the euro, although the country would be considerably poorer for a while.

You dragged this poor guy around for a while a couple of years ago — even frightened him by bringing him to the Big Apple — just to get some publicity, so do him a solid and give him a pair so he can take his wife, Sandra, to a Pens Stanley Cup game.

"After questioning the poor spirited fellow for a while," Mr. Dooley concluded, "I made up my mind that about four million of the people of New York might as well be living in Peewaukee for all they know of the gay life of the capital.

She found that a paradise to survived poor people appeared for a while after a disaster, since their ruler prepared the emergency food and housing in the early modern period (e.g., Kitahara 1983).

As prices increase, the poor usually suffer silently for a while, while the middle class typically has the ability to organise, protest, and lobby.