Sentence examples for poor pointing from inspiring English sources

For years, Chávez's most fervent supporters claimed he was "sent by God" to help the poor, pointing to his social "missions" that provide subsidised goods and services.

The commission's annual report – delayed until after the party conference season – is also expected to call for more help for the poor, pointing out that tax-free childcare being provided by the government is not progressive and needs to be rethought.

Now, she advocates for focusing more on the urban poor, pointing out the limitations of odd-even vehicle restrictions when "only rich people have cars".

And it is market connections that make economic growth "trickle down" to the poor, points out Richard Webb, a social researcher and former central-bank governor.

Again from an English point of view they are poor points to concede.

Professor Kleck was critical of the study, saying that the period it studied was too short and that the suburbs were a poor point of reference.

Such conditions are frequently part of IMF and World Bank lending, and advocates for the poor point out that those conditions frequently undermine democratic governance and economic well-being.

Phoebe Reilly of New York magazine said the episode lacked any poor points, and said it established the season as one of "a mix of high jinks and heart".

One question was dropped from each of the ORS & FWS tests due to poor point-biserial correlations.

To differentiate between the SRs, the numerical score was converted to quality grades: A = 37 44 (very good); B = 29 36 (good); C = 21 28 (moderate); D = 13 20 (poor) points [ 33].

Additionally, the coincidence and co-registration of the OCT image and fluorescence intensity image can be seen at the three signal poor points corresponding to the three metal struts of the housing enclosure.