Sentence examples for poor to make from inspiring English sources

Many may be too poor to make the trip to Britain.

Migration has turned out to be a successful strategy for the world's poor to make their lives a little better.

• Sharing the pain, as the governor promises, should not mean forcing the poor to make most of the sacrifices.

They are in Rikers because they are too poor to make bail, which is often as low as $100.

In the meantime, the government has raised consumption tax (which falls disproportionately on the poor) to make up for cuts in corporate and income taxes.

No longer will her patients have to go to a hospital 30 miles away for drugs, an $8 round trip that many were too poor to make.

Anton Gunawan, an economist at the University of Indonesia, estimates that delayed payments of last year's subsidies, cash transfers to the poor and near-poor to make up for the subsidy cuts, and money owed to Indonesia's villages under a law enacted by Mr Yudhoyono will eat up as much as 90 trillion rupiah.But that still leaves a handsome sum.

What I'm saying is that there's a big dividing line in British politics between people who, when asked to reach to make more savings, immediately ask the poorest to make more savings and [those who think the opposite].

In other words, Osborne was saying wages are stagnating, so we're going to make people who can't find a job even poorer to make up for that.

So it's a poor excuse to make".

But instinct is a poor way to make decisions about insurance.