Poor land it is, too.

Poor baby. That's too bad.

Yes, and poor us too.

That's too long if you're poor.

Poor child is suffering too much.

It has, and poor Theo, too.

Services cost too much for the poor.

Poor Annabella would have been too late.

You poor thing... You ate your buttons, too?

I never had one, we were too poor.

He's been in isolation too long, poor chap.

Is this farm too poor to support us all?

Don't be too hard on 'em, Preacher. Poor motherless children.

The poor go unprotected. Too many of the sick are untreated.

Food is very bad, company is poor, beds are too small...

Too often, children growing up in poverty end up as poor adults.

Public safety nets are overstretched, with too many poor people falling through.

The working poor still are too often exploited by usurious payday loans.

I am too poor and not attractive so I won't be sold....

My sympathy for the poor old scout was too deep for words.

She's just been too brave, poor little thing, and not eating enough.

Partly as a result of these factors, Europeans tended to refer to Turkey as too big, too poor, and too unstable for full EU membership.

That poor boy was brutalized and the doctor acted like a savage, too.

The heartrending' spectacle of them poor men was just too much for me.

The challenge is how to produce new drugs that because patients are too few or too poor promise very limited returns.

New technologies can also be too expensive for resource poor rural women to buy.

Peasants that are in our drama would have been too poor to use them.

It starts with strong preconceptions about the nature of the problem too much (or too little) government regulation, too poor governance, too little public spending on health and education, and so on.

And the gap between rich and poor, exacerbated by the crisis, is still too wide.

Poor rural families see too many of their children become prostitutes in order to survive.

She is free now, poor darling, and I have a right to some peace too.

There are too many entry barriers to the poor, the innovative, and those without access to credit.

Poor thing. You poor, poor thing.

So the challenges are enormous children, from families too poor to think about education, beyond the reach of schooling and too malnourished to study and too few schools, classrooms, teaching resources, and adequately trained teachers.

18 years have passed...but have they? Tell me, have you danced with poor old Fanny too, this evening?

Poor Palestine. Poor Israel.

My poor, poor father.

Poor things. Poor things.

Poor Eliza Poor Eliza

You poor, poor boy.

Poor people live in poor neighborhoods with poor schools.

Poor little boy, poor little boy, poor little boy.

Both outcomes would weaken demand for foreign goods by making Americans feel that they are too poor to buy them.

Why is the challenge of education unmet in so many countries? Some are simply too poor to provide decent schools.

Meanwhile, Nicaragua is too small and poor to represent a threat to anyone, but always generates problems beyond its size.