badly off的示例

• We think that a small gain for them can be morally outweighed by a much larger gain for others who are also badly-off.

• Now, suppose that we must choose between benefiting a well-off person and benefiting a badly-off person.

• It is extraordinary how these young people have no idea that there are other people who are so badly-off.

• This will at long last stop the wicked anomaly of the well-off council tenant being subsidised by the badly-off pensioner living in private accommodation.

• Environmental improvements are being effected by charging the badly-off the same as the well-off.

• If the site were closed, or if it were upgraded, where would the present badly-off tenants go?

• Although there are some who have a better pension than others, the vast majority of them are very badly-off indeed.

• It is at this moment of really bad inflation that we have to look after the really badly-off in the community.

• When has private enterprise ever succeeded in housing badly-off people at rents which they can afford and in decent conditions?

• What would happen if the badly-off woman was the one who was receiving only £1,000 just because she was outside the housing action area.

• Its unending lamentations, which have been its stock-in-trade for decades, about how badly-off farmers have now virtually made the public deaf to farmers’ legitimate demands and needs.

• If, in addition to that provision of £20,000, he has made and saved another £10,000 he cannot leave that to charity or to aged parents or to badly-off brothers and sisters.