Sentence examples for Become impoverished from inspiring English sources
In the rich world the idea of progress has become impoverished.
As a result, much of the inland has been overgrazed, and its original fauna has become impoverished.
In his 2002 National Security Strategy, Mr. Bush warned against allowing Africa to become impoverished and a home to terrorists.
As Gwendolen and her family become impoverished, she is forced to marry Henleigh Grandcourt, who is as grand but not as courtly as his name.
Now, the missionaries are gone and the communities they left behind have become "impoverished ghettos of alcoholism, petrol sniffing, brutality, arrests and early deaths".
The restrictions were lifted in 1992, but religious scholars say the church had become impoverished by that time, reliant on the wealthy and with a mentality of "no mete en la política" — don't get into politics.
After the departure of the Etruscans the fortunes of Latium changed; it became impoverished.
Like many of her characters, Burnett was born into affluence and then became impoverished.
The result was that the countryside became impoverished and in many places farms and plantations fell into disuse.
The main victims of Al Qaeda-licensed terror became impoverished Iraqi Shiites, Jordanian wedding parties, Pakistani police cadets, European train passengers.
The realm fell steadily behind, century by century; it became impoverished, backward and prey to the caprices of nature.
