Sentence examples for considered impoverished from inspiring English sources

More than one-third of the city's population is considered impoverished.

Those with incomes falling below the threshold are considered impoverished.

In the nineteenth century, acclimatization societies were established to 'improve' what were considered impoverished biotas in newly colonized regions (e.g. North America, New Zealand and Australia) through the importation of plants, birds and mammals, typically from Europe, but also from other regions.

Now over a third can be considered officially impoverished, according to the statistics agency Eurostat.

The almost-naked natives discovered by a Dutch expedition on Easter Sunday 1722 were considered too impoverished to have carved and moved the statues themselves.

For example, those earning less than 30% of the national per capita income might be considered relatively impoverished, meaning that the poverty definition changes as average income increases.

Unfortunately, this is only a pipe dream considering the impoverished nation we've become.

The US considers the impoverished country as a key battleground in the war against the terror network.

That the Rohingya consider the impoverished neighbor to be a refuge reflects a measure of their misery.

China increasingly considers its impoverished neighbor as a liability, an economic failure that will collapse one day, flooding northern China with millions of refugees.

Not surprising perhaps when you consider the impoverished state of many overcrowded young offender institutions and the lack of support for young people on release.