Sentence examples for whose poorest from inspiring English sources

The most significant figure, say the two academics, is the gap between rich and poor regions within a country—and in most of the countries whose poorest regions have been big recipients of EU aid, that gap has widened over the past decade, especially in Spain, Greece, Italy and Britain.Of course defenders of regional aid can argue that things would be even worse without the EU's largesse.

A corporate relocation may negatively affect a spouse, whose poor adjustment then affects the child.

Dodd-Frank expressly forbids the use of such ratings agencies, whose poor judgments are held partly responsible for the crisis.

I could even track spending and create a budget for someone whose poor organisation tumbles out of their wallet.

Grossman, whose poor health made him unfit for military service, soon became one of three leading Soviet war correspondents.

Lenders sprang up to serve those whose poor credit history made them ineligible for lower-interest "prime" loans.

Those numbers did not include the discounters, whose poorer performance was reflected in the lower numbers reported yesterday.

Vick will be remembered as an athlete whose on-field accomplishments failed to approach his physical skills and whose poor judgment cut short an uneven career.

However to argue privatisation should be avoided altogether places too much trust in governments, whose poor economic management created problems in the first place.

The hero is Bucky Cantor, age 23, a man of short stature whose poor vision has prevented him from joining his buddies in the army.

Perhaps most striking was the prowess the movement demonstrated in mobilizing its followers, the Shiites, whose poor neighborhoods still go days without running water.