Sentence examples for poor turn out from inspiring English sources

And in that, at least, the working poor turn out to be just like everyone else.

Even the poorest of the poor turn out to have tiny amounts of discretionary cash to spend and the way they choose to spend it makes a huge difference.

When you look at the cost of living for low-income people based on their tastes and preferences, New York's poor turn out to be even poorer than you think.

Socialism, too good for the poor, turned out to be just the ticket for the rich.

Yet the result is anything but a foregone conclusion given that in 2001 the Irish, albeit on a poor turn-out, rejected the Nice treaty (they later changed their minds).

"Given the poor turn-out for the recent European elections (something like 43%) was largely responsible for Nick Griffin getting a seat in the European parliament, what's the bet they get a better turn-out for the anti-BNP petition you were pushing at the bottom of yesterday's Fiver?" - Paul Jurdeczka.

With that, the EDL completed another exercise in utter futility with a poor turn-out.

If education really is the issue, it's a big part of how families transmit inequality -- how rich parents produce rich children, and poor kids turn out poor.

Quantifying the damage the cards cause merchants and the poor turns out to be quite difficult.

Poor Amy and Nick turn out to be their own deadliest enemies.

So on May 15th, when the Minneapolis-based firm announced disappointing first-quarter results—including a drop in gross margins its shares fell 8%.Look closely, however, and Target's poor results turn out to be a mere flesh wound.