Sentence examples for an already poor from inspiring English sources

Neighbors burned belongings -- blankets, clothes, beds, a few entire huts -- in an already poor place.

With many farms and crops destroyed, costing an already poor region millions of dollars, food shortages are becoming a problem.

If they lose, not only will they play for seventh or eighth place on Saturday, but an already poor showing at these Games will leave its stamp.

The north has chafed under southern rule; the region has seen major rebellions from the Tuareg – nomadic – communities who feel marginalised in an already poor country.

Rarely if ever, they say, has a natural disaster so ravaged the crowded capital of an already poor country, devastating both the government and the international agencies that usually step in.

At the same time, some State Department officials opposed the move, saying it would damage diplomatic relations with a country that has faced Islamist threats and would undermine the economy of an already poor country.

When the Ghiz government was pressured in 2011, government officials said no doctors wanted to perform abortions, and that paying for abortion would be another cost to an already-poor province.

Except adrenal metastases, 27 synchronous metastases in other organs have not been correlated with median survival, probably as a result of already poor prognosis of the BM. 26 Smoking status has already been correlated with poor prognosis and shorter overall survival in lung cancer patients, 18 but no correlation was found with BM.

"My hobby is drawing, and I will draw pictures of fish, busses and apples!" Delivering essential supplies This UNICEF support is crucial in an area that was already poor before the cyclone hit.

These factors were often combined with delays to benefits or harshly administered sanctions, leading to a situation where deepening struggles with mental ill-health inhibited other coping mechanisms or exacerbated wider crises, leading to a worsening of often already poor health.

Many of the people returned to Port-au-Prince because they felt as if there was no life for them in the impoverished rural regions of Haiti, and they no longer wanted to be a burden on their already poor family members, he says.