Where some see enrichment, others see impoverishment.
The authors concluded that the households with chronic disease patients had to spend a substantial share of their income on care for these diseases, and many households experienced catastrophic health expenditure and impoverishment as a result of their health spending (30).
For the inmate, with plentiful experience of impoverishment and destitution, and certainly of waiting, the play is not the type of mimetic representation that it is for the theatergoer in New York or Paris.
Diplomats and other foreigners who have known Iraq over several decades say the society has experienced a total inversion of values with the impoverishment of the professional middle classes.
The "I'm Spending It All" plan is a voluntary, strategically planned, semi-impoverishment very late in life, after having experienced the thrill, enjoyment and satisfaction of piling up a respectable net worth and then converting every last cent into spending and gifting while still alive to enjoy it.
It has been reported that a significant proportion of poor Tanzanian households have experienced such high level of health expenditures as to risk impoverishment [ 13].
The number of Australians – overwhelmingly renters living alone – experiencing housing insecurity and impoverishment in retirement was increasing.
It is time for former antiwar activists to acknowledge the obvious facts: The communization and eventual impoverishment of Vietnam was a tragedy for that country, just as it was for every country that experienced the same fate; Nazism and Communism were the twin nightmares of the 20th century.
However, the French, Spanish and Italians have experienced the effects of exchange rate depreciation very strongly-not as a boost to their economies, but primarily as a loss of wealth, a loss of real income, and as a kind of imposed impoverishment.
In the midst of the longest sustained economic boom in history, many American families are experiencing an unprecedented sense of impoverishment.
