Sentence examples for poorly off from inspiring English sources

Sometimes inequality can only be ended by depriving those who are better off of their resources, rendering them as poorly off as everyone else.

Equally, it is meaningless to think the lost would be better off had they not existed.[9] What does not exist is neither well nor poorly off, nor anywhere in between; and it is as good for the reprobate to have life, the opportunity for salvation, and an autonomous choice as to whether to accept it, as it is for the saved.

We were never poorly off, not really, but there were also a lot of nights eating cheap pasta.

Britain is pretty poorly off for butterflies, all things considered, with a measly 58 breeding species: cross the Channel and you'll find nearly five times as many.

I see a small cornerback who can't press, doesn't tackle and plays poorly in off coverage.

For the treatment of a chronic largely asymptomatic condition such as hypertension, it is particularly important that therapies are as specific as possible in order to reduce poorly tolerated off-target side effects.

Pakistani pupils do not fare too badly in school either, considering how poorly educated and badly off their parents tend to be.

Bryant also kicked off poorly.

He starts off poorly, losing about $500.

Actually, the vintage started off poorly.

Other members of the administration also come off poorly.