Sentence examples for being driven to destitution from inspiring English sources

In some cases people are being driven to destitution.

Ibsen makes glaringly clear how these men are driven almost solely by personal interests, in stark opposition to Dr. Stockmann, who insists on standing by his principles even if it means his beloved wife (the warm Kathleen McNenny) and children will be driven to destitution.

Mohammed Bouazizi who set himself – and the Middle East – alight, was driven to self-immolation because the police and municipal authorities who should have been protecting him were harassing him and driving him ever deeper into destitution.

The number of LGBT youths left in abject destitution and homelessness after being driven from their homes is estimated by the federal government to be between 120,000 and 240,000.

Like all the women of Salgaa, they were driven into prostitution by economic destitution.

They were near to destitution.

Last week MPs said the list had deprived thousands of people of work and driven some families to destitution.

The former girlfriend of Mick Jagger, she's been close to death, destitution and drama for much of her life.

He's likely to face destitution.

The judge decided that to breach those rights, it had to be shown that destitution leading to injury to health would occur.

In the meantime, the Palestinian people are approaching something close to destitution.