Sentence examples for poor to redraw from inspiring English sources

"Urban segregation is not a frozen status quo, but rather a ceaseless social war in which the state intervenes regularly in the name of 'progress', 'beautification', and even 'social justice for the poor' to redraw spatial boundaries to the advantage of landowners, foreign investors, elite homeowners, and middle-class commuters".

"I started to redraw the skyline.

To redraw my taco baseline, I went to the Bronx.

"You don't have unfettered ability to redraw new boundaries".

It is certainly possible to redraw boundaries," said a spokeswoman.

I sat down to redraw the architecture of the software.

The Serpentine gallery thinks it's time to redraw boundaries.

They also may let the Legislature try to redraw the maps.

The Iroquois reluctantly agreed to redraw their eastern boundaries established in 1768.

"Whenever the distribution of power changes in a dramatic way, people start to redraw lines".

The first is climate change, which is expected to redraw the map of forest ecosystems.