Sentence examples for poor to create from inspiring English sources

It was the 250th Anniversary Fund that spurred Poor to create the course, he said, referring to an initiative that provided funding for classes like his.

But its recent history is replete with instances of the state displacing the poor to create vacant lands for wealthy corporations – in effect socialising the costs of pollution while privatising its profits.

Rural Africa – typified by communities like Katine, in north-east Uganda, where the Guardian is involved in a development partnership with Amref and Farm-Africa – remain too remote and too poor to create markets on their own.

Gillibrand has also unveiled legislation to offer banking services at U.S. Postal Service offices, which would include low-cost loans and allow the poor to create savings accounts without paying payday lenders exorbitant rates.

Through microcredit, they want to highlight the ability of the poor to create their own business, doing their own jobs, if they are freed from the constraint of self-financing their projects.

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"Merging two poor colleges to create one even larger college is unlikely to improve them and may well make them worse," he said.

Damage to the nerves in the foot mean that nicks and cuts go unnoticed, which can combine with poor circulation to create ulcers.

Headed by the Johnson Graduate School of Management's Center for Sustainable Global Enterprise, the project seeks to design and test a new process by which large corporations can work closely with poor communities to create new business opportunities for themselves and the community.

Walter, "greener than Greenpeace," strangely colludes with a superrich Texan to despoil a West Virginia mountaintop, though it means uprooting 200 local families, "most of them very poor" — all to create a sanctuary for a species of warbler not even on the federal endangered list.

Rothstein and Uslaner continue later, "Unequal societies find themselves trapped in a continuous cycle of inequality, with low trust in others and in government and policies that do little to reduce the gap between the rich and the poor and to create a sense of equal opportunity".