Sentence examples for destitution affected from inspiring English sources

Destitution affected their mental health, left them socially isolated and prone to acute feelings of shame and humiliation.

One of the areas most affected was central southern England, where it caused widespread destitution of the landless poor and great depopulation of the countryside.

Nevertheless, among the 140,000 divorces in the UK each year – one of the highest rates in Europe, applying to almost half of all marriages and between them affecting 125,000 dependent children – there must be many that are not about the relative destitution of one partner or the other, that have not been brought about by extremes of ill behaviour and that do not wobble upon a mismatch of ardour.

They were near to destitution.

To suffer silently here or in destitution back home?

Wars are usually not waged because of destitution.

He died in a state of utter destitution and alcoholism.

Moreover, sanctions and rapacious rule have reduced Iraqis to destitution.

Destitution is a powerful motivating force.

The Lennons also saved the family from destitution.

"My children would live in destitution.