Sentence examples for deeply poor from inspiring English sources
Mozambique is a deeply poor southern African nation of 18 million people.
Her estranged mother is also there, filling the room with endless unspoken memories about Lucy's deeply poor, troubled childhood.
The police officer, Abdul Zahid, described the area as deeply poor with almost no services of any kind.
Finally, as Mr. Kristof noted and Ms. Huntington explains, we should focus on those deeply poor families for whom we need more intensive, individualized services and identify better ways to give them — and their children — a greater shot at success.
The militants said they were fighting to force the government to devote more oil-industry revenue to the country's southern region, which is deeply poor despite its natural resources.
In Colombia, for instance, Women's World Banking complains that mainstream banks are increasingly poaching its best clients.The power of a balance sheetAfter just two years in the field, ICICI, India's second-largest private bank, now has close to 1.5m customers that qualify as deeply poor, and an associated loan portfolio of $265m.
Donations of condoms from rich nations to poor ones, already deeply inadequate, have declined over the past decade, just as a few countries have successfully used them to fight the ever-worsening AIDS epidemic.
Cuts in these areas have been felt most deeply in poor, black urban areas, helping to explain the growing racial disparity in violent crime, Dr. Fox said.
It produced generations of deeply conservative poor whites, steeped in jingoistic patriotism and fundamentalist religion, who regarded the surrounding black population as barely part of the human race.
Each of these religions cares deeply about poor people and requires adherents to meet their needs.
Included in "Everything Together" is the deeply moving "Poor Sailor," his 2003 story of a restless young man who sacrifices domestic bliss for adventure and heartbreaking losses.
