Sentence examples for poor moving from inspiring English sources

Whatever color one is, no matter how rich or poor, moving to Harlem is likely to seem like coming to the 'Promised Land'..

And the Republican outline would dramatically restructure the way the federal government funds state Medicaid programs for the poor, moving to a system of block grants that restrict federal expenditures and place fewer requirements on states.

Today, the city comprises approximately 14 million inhabitants [ 12] with more than 300,000 new migrants, mainly the rural poor, moving to Dhaka each year [ 13, 14].

The wealthy old families that Mr. Garc M?uez wrote about began to move out to the Miami-like suburb of Bocagrande, while the poor moved in.

Just as Matsuzaka is the symbol of the Red Sox' good pitching moves in the off-season, Igawa represents the questionable — all right, poor — moves that have left the Yankees gasping for postseason air.

It's an area that used to be home to the city's upper classes, until they abandoned it after the poor moved to the opposite bay and spoilt their view.

Former England spinner Phil Tufnell, a pundit on BBC's Test Match Special during the game, said it was a "poor" move by Sri Lanka.

In Philadelphia, as the rich moved west of 7th Street, the poor moved into the upper class' former homes, which were converted into tenements and boarding houses.

Themistocles, with his power-base firmly established among the poor, moved naturally to fill the vacuum left by Miltiades's death, and in that decade became the most influential politician in Athens.

In the 1980s, it was feared that Britain's big cities might be in permanent decay as everyone but the poorest moved out into the countryside or smaller towns.

There was a descending gradient in the prevalence of poor health, moving from the poorest wealth quintile to the richest, and moving from the lowest to the highest educated groups.