Sentence examples for poor matter from inspiring English sources

The fusion of social consciousness and slapstick can grate, but the young actresses are appealing (most notably Ms. Garcia) and the message innocuous: Friends matter more than money, the poor matter more than the rich, and the wounded matter most of all.

The enrichment in fundamentals for the poor matters far more in the scheme of things than the acquisition of more Rolexes by the rich.

In a Room for Debate last month on the topic of de facto school segregation, Richard D. Kahlenberg, a senior fellow at the Century Foundation in New York argued powerfully for socioeconomic diversity in schools (Integrating Rich and Poor Matters Most).

During over three decades in the House of Commons, he has forged an alternative Westminster universe, where bipartisanship is routine and effective policy, especially to improve the lives of the poor, matters above all else.

Sutcliffe's comments have a broader political resonance because Tony Blair, during the 2001 election, evaded Jeremy Paxman's question about whether the gap between rich and poor matters by declaring that it was not his burning ambition to reduce the amount that David Beckham earns.

Project New America polling also showed that basic concern and the poor matters.

Wether it is helping guide people towards healthy spirituality, sound financial management, racial righteousness or helping the poor, matters of LGBT inclusion will remain paramount for the next generation.

Thus an uneducated family that has lost a child is regarded as poor no matter how many consumer durables it owns.

What's amazing is that the stats remain poor no matter how you slice the time period.

"The people stay poor no matter what," said Bell. "[Cartels] don't do anything for the people, they just give them free stuff once in a while".

In a pure capitalist system, some 90% of you are going to be poor no matter how hard you try not to be.