Sentence examples for poor of both from inspiring English sources

The Wall Street Journal editorialists and the like are far more concerned about Chávez using the oil wealth to buy political support and re-election from poor voters than they have been with other oil states whose rulers use the revenues to deprive the poor of both votes and handouts.

In the present study, the presence of MYCN amplification was a significant predictor of poor prognosis both in patients <12 months and ⩾12 months of age.

We found that care-giving is associated with higher odds of poor quality of life both from our computed quality of life index and from participant's own self-perceived quality of life.

The poor specificity of both clinic and home measurement and poor sensitivity of clinic monitoring mean some people will be treated who would be defined as normotensive on the basis of ambulatory blood pressure monitoring.

This turned out to be a poor assessment of both Democratic Presidential politics and the public's ability to tolerate the truth.

(The First Lady, hard to miss, was wearing a dress that looked like a poor combination of both Glinda and the Wicked Witch's — not her best).

While 7.7 percent of adults were found to have asthma, the rate was higher among women (9.7 percent) and among poor adults of both sexes (10.6 percent).

As the Syrian blogger Anas Qtiesh writes, "These accounts were believed to be manned by Syrian mokhabarat (intelligence) agents with poor command of both written Arabic and English, and an endless arsenal of bite and insults".

All baseline TEG variables were poor predictors of both bleeding within 5 days of inclusion and during the ICU admission (Table 48).

However, the aggregation of colloidal particles is difficult to control, thus leading to poor reproducibility of both substrates and SERS signals [12, 13].

The results showed that the engineers and designers had poor knowledge of both the formal design processes in use in their company and how to apply ergonomics principles.