Sentence examples for precisely poor from inspiring English sources

Development economists and historians disagree on how precisely poor nations become rich nations.

Though it may not be precisely "poor theater," its $400,000 price tag is certainly modest by New York standards.

But it is precisely poorer South Korean men who are taking foreign brides.The biggest cheerleader for melting-pot Korea is the government.

"It is precisely the poor and illiterate who have begun to appreciate the political power they have," Mr. Karnad said.

At the time Poyet believed a watershed had been reached but he possibly underestimated precisely how poor Newcastle have become since the turn of the year.

There's no point in spelling out precisely which poor lead singer struggled all evening to find the note, with some catastrophic misses.

Estimating China's bad loans at roughly 20percentt, Mr. Chen said that until China adopts international accounting standards by the end of this year, no one will know precisely how poor the banks' financial health really is.

The unseen — or, more precisely, the poor, to whose plight we repeatedly blind ourselves — is also the subject of Wallace Shawn's ninety-minute political meditation "The Fever" (in revival at the Acorn, under the direction of Scott Elliott).

Dogma is blinding many to the fact that the people who stand to gain most from the pricing and private management of water are precisely those the poor and the thirsty whom they claim to represent.An immediate benefit from pricing would be to encourage the proper distribution of subsidies.

Train fares have risen by 50% in a decade, hitting the poorest hardest – and it's precisely the poorest who have no other option but to take the train in to work.

That would be hideously costly for the country, especially for small businesses in precisely the poorer regions the Thaksinites claim to embrace.