Sentence examples for poor matters from inspiring English sources
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.
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).
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.
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 conflict between rich and poor still matters a great deal in our politics.
The longer it dithers on the sidelines, the harder it will be to attract first-rate developers or establish customer loyalty.New Coke was easy to fixThis is why Windows 8's poor performance matters.
He was a founding member of the Union of Black Episcopalians and of the Guild of St. Ives, an association of Episcopal clergy members and lawyers who gave legal advice to the poor over matters of church concern.
It's not just the absolute difference between the incomes of the rich and the poor that matters for well-being.
This goes against a number of research papers which have suggested it is the gap between rich and poor that matters, rather than poverty itself, when it comes to public disorder and violent crime.
