Sentence examples for fallen into impoverished from inspiring English sources

The ancient trade city of Phlan has fallen into impoverished ruin.

While the burden of managing the crisis has fallen to impoverished, debt-ridden Greece, they say, Austria has distorted the truth, misrepresenting the number of refugees it has taken in since men, women and children fleeing conflict in the Middle East and poverty elsewhere began to pour into Europe.

SANA, Yemen — As the Arab Spring has turned to summer, this impoverished nation has fallen into chaos, raising fears in Washington that it will become the next headquarters of Al Qaeda — particularly with the declining influence of President Ali Abdullah Saleh, one of America's staunchest allies in the fight against terrorism.

Everything has fallen into place.

They had fallen into disrepair.

She who had dreamed of being First Lady of Cuba, svelte, gracious, fluent in English from her education at elite girls' academies in Washington and Pennsylvania, was now another nobody in a country that was impoverished, grey and falling into ruins.And yet as before she would help in other ways, for her love of Fidel was unaltered by his behaviour.

She seemed sympathetic to El Chapo's frequent claim that he fell into the drug trade because his impoverished community in Sinaloa offered no economic alternative.

This agency requires a professional, nonpoliticized leadership and staff; a new mandate to study a world economy of startling inequalities; increased financial resources to help fragile and impoverished countries before they fall into chaos; and a rank as a cabinet-level department, so that expertise gets a hearing at the centers of power.

You may be especially likely to fall into this trap if you had a difficult, unhappy or impoverished childhood.

They became impoverished and were forced to take loans from local Arabs, eventually falling into severe debt.

The result was that the countryside became impoverished and in many places farms and plantations fell into disuse.