Sentence examples for Some squalor from inspiring English sources

"For almost the whole of the period up to Baha Mousa's death … the detainees were kept handcuffed, hooded and in stress positions in extreme heat and conditions of some squalor," the report said.

Many live in squalor, some in tent villages, others in ramshackle public buildings.

But as Brussels has emerged as a global capital so has the Marolles shed some of its squalor.

I've seen some of the squalor that 25-year-old dudes are willing to live in.

It contains some of its worst squalor.

New immigrants were crushed together there in some of the worst squalor and highest population densities ever recorded on this planet.

In America, too, many people hope the stimulus spending on roads and other infrastructure will narrow the gap between private opulence and public squalor that some economists think has only widened since John Kenneth Galbraith identified it in 1958.

But going from the downtown New Delhi, with its squalor  in some parts and ramshackle beauty in others, via the chaotic roads and crammed public transportation system into this massive, technological marvel of the the Buddh circuit felt truly like entering a different country.

The Rover isn't the only film this year to threaten Australians with the loss of all that – Zak Hilditch's These Final Hours also plunges us into Hobbesian squalor at some point in the near future, prompted by the impending arrival of an asteroid's shockwave.

Mumbai's M-Ward is home to the city's dump yard, slaughterhouse and some of the worst squalor in a city of dire extremes.

The consequence: The Hispanic "islands" in Modesto lack streetlights or sidewalks -- resulting in high traffic and pedestrian-related fatalities -- treated water or other services, relegating them to some of the worst squalor in America (litigation has been pending there).