Sentence examples for poor presumably from inspiring English sources

Someone decided that making an app designed to help rich (presumably white) people avoid poor (presumably black and brown) neighborhoods was a good idea.

However, the in vitro nucleation activity of the γ-TuSC assemblies remained poor, presumably because of the suboptimal spacing of every second Tub4 within the γ-TuSC ring that blocks interaction with tubulin in the MT cylinder (Kollman et al., 2008, 2010; Choy et al., 2009).

When tested on two independent data sets, the expression signature based on the 51 identified genes had good predictive qualities in one of the data sets (74% accuracy), whereas their predictive value on the other data set were poor, presumably due to the fact that only 23 of the 51 genes were found in that material.

Needless to say, subsistence farmers in those continents are in no position to pay for imports of food and will become even poorer, presumably, if their water runs short.

For these dynamic sites, the fit quality was poorer, presumably because of an inability to fully capture the effects of anisotropic and heterogeneous dynamics.

Halpern et al. [ 31] has shown that higher payment levels do not override research participants' risk perceptions when considering whether to enroll in clinical trials, and, furthermore, poorer, presumably more vulnerable participants are actually less sensitive to higher incentive levels than are wealthier participants.

Poor Rory – presumably he's written off his chances as the Olympics swamp the ceremony.

The following and preceding Brighton-Victoria tractuallyually did meet their schedule on occasion, albeit on only 1% and 2% of their attempts – although the poor 07.44 presumably stood little chance of overtaking its predecessor.

In a night of damaging admissions, one of Kober's lieutenants admitted that the new HDV estates could fit "poor doors", presumably to stop any working-class tenants blotting the sightlines of those in the new luxury flats.

It found that, when social workers had responsibility for the books, they were either not done or done to a poor standard – presumably as a result of social workers having too many other duties to fulfil.

Other strong support comes from poor people (presumably because they tend to be the victims, as well as the perpetrators, of crime).A fine opportunity for property developers, then?