Sentence examples for represented poor from inspiring English sources

But it has received a welter of bad publicity, with claims that it was sold to borrowers without adequate advice and represented poor value for money.

A recent study argued that equity release represented poor value for money and it was better to sell up and move to a smaller property.

This time €25m changed hands, but over the next four seasons at the Bernabéu no one was ever given reason to think that the sum represented poor value.

The zoo also said that giving Marius contraceptives would have had unwanted side-effects and represented poor animal welfare, and that there was no programme for releasing giraffes into the wild.

For female mystery readers of a certain age, Sharon McCone was the genre's grown-up Nancy Drew, a smart, if overly stern, private investigator who built her own agency in San Francisco and mainly represented poor people in desperate circumstances.

Comics represented poor value for pocket money to a greedy, speedy reader concerned primarily with the fatness of purchased reading matter, so I never experienced the excitement of agitating for the new Beano on a weekly visit to the newsagent.

Mean values of a maximum of 112 points were used, and higher PI represented poorer dental hygiene.

In a tight budget, CCS was judged to represent poor value compared to other infrastructure plans.

The agency represents poor city residents in a variety of civil legal matters.

However, the BBC Trust remained unbowed and said the current schedule represents "poor value for money".

Removing subsidies from onshore wind might represent poor value for the public.