Sentence examples for poor just one from inspiring English sources

On Sunday, Al-Jazeera took a look at the Indian government's announcement that it would be re-defining its official classification of poverty and what it means to be poor, just one day after a World Bank report said India's anti-poverty programmes were failing because of corruption.

But the proportions were reversed in the case of the submerged policies: wealthy families had typically used three of them, and the poor just one.

Statewide, many HMO patients expressed frustration at "getting care easily". On that measure, eight HMOs were rated poor, receiving just one out of four stars.

I'm trying to guilt-trip Phil Collins so that maybe he'll give me – a genuine poor person – just one teensy weensy little million.

Asked who has the "greatest responsibility for helping the poor," just over one-third said that the government does.

According to Paul Thomas, a lifelong resident of the Tilery estate who volunteers at the Willows centre, poor health is just one of many issues facing people on these estates.

Roma sacked manager Rudi Garcia on 13 January after a poor run of just one win since the beginning of November.

Ian McCall's visitors had gone into the match on the back of a poor run, with just one win in six games, but they dominated the first hour in Fife.

Poor health is just one common characteristic of the prison population, alongside fractured social relationships and poor educational attainment and employment history.

By contrast, rural girls from poor households get just one year.

Capello has insisted the unpaid money is not a factor in Russia's poor form, with just one win in their last eight competitive matches.