Sentence examples for the poor comes from inspiring English sources

Such compassionless conservatism (slashing taxes for the rich and expenditure on the poor) comes with little thought as to which bits of government spending are useful.

But with this emphasis on charitable giving, and the onus on the rich to care for the poor, comes the ethical conundrum: is it permissible to be religious and also wealthy?

Some of the $146 billion Mr. Gore has proposed for expanding health insurance for the poor comes in the form of a tax credit, and so is also part of that $250 billion.

Pope Francis has said: "The option for the poor comes from the first centuries of Christianity.

The argument against investing in expensive preschool services for children of the poor comes down to this: Is it worth it?

No, we can't rerun the old canard that Isis are the poor coming to avenge themselves on us.

He has toned down his campaign slogan, from "For the good of everyone, the poor come first," to the less confrontational "Real change is in your hands".

And only after this had happened and had become known to European mankind could the social question and the rebellion of the poor come to play a truly revolutionary role.

More and more research shows that when the poor come into a windfall, they spend it on productive things—sending their children to school, fixing the roof that's letting in the harsh weather, or investing in a business.

"We have had rich professionals to the poorest of the poor come in here, but they all have one thing in common: they want the abuse to stop," Ms. Meenan said.

Mainstream accounts of poverty deliberately avoid a historical understanding of how the poor came to be poor, and structural analysis of the clear relationship between the concentration of wealth and the diffusion of deprivation.