Sentence examples for somehow poor from inspiring English sources

Reagan's son, Ron, says in the film that he believes his father "was vulnerable to the idea that poor people were somehow poor because it was their fault".

Somehow, poor Jaime has succeeded in being more Sancho Panza than Don Quixote, and only grasps too late how much Ibáñez resembles Stalin.

When this first mapping step was achieved, the use of mammalian orthologs and associated GO terms as provided by the Ensembl database allowed us to improve the somehow poor annotation of fish genomes.

The Japanese screening model implemented in Costa Rica opted for high sensitivity (about 90%) at the expense of a somehow poor specificity (67% in first visit, 80% after two visits).

However tumor visualization was somehow poor due to transcranial US performed through a temporal window: despite being a well-established technique it suffers from limitations to tumor visualization due to the presence of the cranial vault in terms of both spatial resolution and tumor location.

The small number of samples from the islands (Western Isles, Orkney and Shetland), and hence their limited influence in the PCA, made that prediction of the origin of these individuals was somehow poorer than that of individuals from regions with more genotyped participants.

Much of the expressed hostility was based on a genuine fear that somehow the poor would be victimized by this policy.

Nor do I buy into this thesis that Serbia is somehow uniquely poor, where the spur to play tennis as a means of escape was stronger than in any number of other places.

In the surviving, somehow inevitably poor recordings of Yates available on the internet, his booming, distracted voice tells us that he is merely following the example of the writers he loves - Scott Fitzgerald and Flaubert.

The editors argued that government-funded paid parental leave would somehow push poor people out of the job market.

If you don't know anything about the history of Haiti, or the relationship of U.S. foreign policy to that history, it might be easy and comfortable to think that Haiti is somehow a poor country by its very nature, which the U.S. has tried with the best of intentions to help, and that if the U.S. has failed in its noble efforts to help Haiti, it's not for want of trying.