Sentence examples for poor mass from inspiring English sources

Kennedy has long been infamous for its inaccessibility because of busy roadways and poor mass transit links.

His reaction shocked very few: the ANC is routinely dismissive of civil society voices and is increasingly distant from the concerns of its poor, mass base.

Captives may become choice riders over time if their circumstances change, particularly if poor mass transit gives them strong incentives to find other ways to travel.

Mr. Bloomberg's problems are likely to be compounded if, as expected, Mr. Pataki offers a budget of his own that has big cutbacks in state aid for schools, health care for the poor, mass transit and other vital programs.

Somewhere in Italy makes sense here, but if you find a better Greek or Spanish one then opt for that (rather than a poor mass market brand that comes from goodness knows where).

From a different part of Marino's office, we gazed out a window to where he parks his bike, which he rides to work daily, partly to encourage a new mode of transportation in a city with too much traffic and poor mass transit.

It's possible, in other words, that Mr. Engdahl has it in for American writers, the Updikes and Roths, not because of their own failings, real or imagined, but because of the rest of us, the American readers, who in truth don't even read our own Nobel candidates in the numbers we used to, and whose poor mass-culture taste is infecting the rest of the world, even Sweden.

You can sense the hopelessness of the poor masses.

There are deep, visible (hardly believable) social differences between the poor masses and members of the elite.

Cuts in aid might hurt the poor masses in the countryside more than the rich and powerful here in Maputo.

Part of Mr. Toledo's political success is a life story that caught the imagination of Peru's poor masses.