Sentence examples for poor published from inspiring English sources

As Jacob Riis did in New York, Thomson produced a photographic survey of London's poor (published in 1877 as "Street Life in London").

Dr. Carothers, who took a keen interest in theology's relationship to economics, science and technology, published seven books, among them "Keepers of the Poor," published by the church in 1966, and "To Love or to Perish: Technological Crisis and the Churches" (Friendship, 1972), of which he was co-editor with Margaret Mead, Roger L. Shinn and Daniel D. McCracken.

But I love traveling with a copy of one of the volumes of Henry Mayhew's "London Labor and the London Poor," published in the 1850s and 1860s.

By the late 80s, Escobar had accumulated billions of dollars and established himself as a Medellin folk hero, constructing housing and hospitals for the poor, publishing a newspaper, even opening a zoo for the public.

Even John Bohannon, a science journalist who undertook a sting operation of open access journals in an attempt to uncover poor publishing practices, acknowledged the strength of PLoS One's review process (Bohannon, 2013, 9).

His first book of poetry, La Chanson des gueux ("Song of the Poor"), was published in 1876.

The most accessible of his major novels, Poor Things, published in 1992, is a historical pastiche, a Victorian reworking of the Frankenstein story.

When he was able to return to Brazil in 1980, he continued his missionary work with the poor and published widely.

Another set of poor results published in May prompted some education observers to claim that students were devoting too much time to learning English at the expense of Bahasa.

In estimating the burden of poor nutrition, published studies build part of the case for developing and implementing effective interventions.

Conclusion The reporting of data related to the applicability of results was poor in published articles of both non-randomised studies and randomised controlled trials and did not differ by study design.