Sentence examples for saves poor from inspiring English sources

The ending more or less absolves the film of any real "sad white lady saves poor black girl, learns to live again" culpability, but Jackson is wise to keep Keener's pushy, desperate Lee in centre focus.

If there is a reason to reunite, it is only to save poor North Korean people.

And – here's the real kicker – in saving poor Regan Linda Blairr) from the demon, he damns himself as a suicide.

Clay ovens, for example, are more fuel-efficient than cooking pots balanced on stones, saving poor families hours of gathering firewood each day.

Maybe, but it did not save poor Mr Nuti from having to make two trips from London to Cisco's headquarters in California this week.

MILTON FRIEDMAN, a Nobel prizewinning economist, once noted the irony of trying to save poor countries from communism by giving them money.

They will try to convince Congress to approve this money without hearings or debate with the idea that it must be done in order to save poor people in poor countries.

An insolvency law passed in New Jersey in 1798 was meant to save poor debtors from starvation by requiring a creditor to pay four shillings a week for his debtor's keep.

As her own ability to edit which bits of her life are suitable for public consumption presumably diminishes, it's probably time to save poor Jade from being judged any further and still found wanting.

Where Republican orthodoxy suggests saving poor people from welfare dependency by mercifully reducing the amount of money they receive, Mr Rubio aims to cut welfare spending by reducing the demand for it, keeping funding at the same level but handing anti-poverty programmes over to the states to figure out what works.

Cities need to plan clean, decentralised markets, which will save poor households time and money and offer an alternative to unhealthy street food.