Sentence examples for would get poor from inspiring English sources
But those estimation algorithms would get poor performances in sparse underwater acoustic channels.
If we actually did pay our firefighters this way, not only would we have some extremely rich firefighters, we would also get poor quality fire protection and prevention.
But again, Daley was reluctant, citing the poor market and expressing concern that the city would get a poor deal.
Frank Cairns, was a RM but also a Socialist, who believed that one should fight hard for social change, although it would get the poor, who were spiritually better off, nowhere.
But critics are concerned that NHS patients would get a poor deal under the proposals, as foundation trusts with large financial deficits seek to take on more private work.
He also feared Scots would get a poorer service from a separate broadcasting organisation.
Everything would get more expensive and poor Americans as well as rich ones would have to stump up.A price to payNevertheless, there are good reasons why freer trade might hurt some of America's poorer workers.
Interviewer: What would happen if you get poorer health?
The 36-year-old liberal, born in Vietnam and trained as a doctor, takes over the health ministry after just eight months as Lower Saxony's economy minister.He will need all his youth and vigour to overcome resistance from colleagues who fear being accused of privatising health care and forcing the poor to pay as much as the rich (even though the poor would get state aid to pay premiums).
I mean, 47 percent of the most media-consumey kids did poorly in school (Cs or lower), but who's to say that, years ago, these same kids wouldn't have gotten poor grades because they were playing stickball in the streets?
