Sentence examples for generally impoverished from inspiring English sources

Christians make up less than three percent of Pakistan's 167 million population, and are generally impoverished and marginalised.

Inspired by the wartime movies of filmmakers like Fellini, Mr. Giacomelli taught himself still photography and found his art in the generally impoverished countryside.

Nonetheless, there are episodes of extreme violence in an environment that is generally impoverished and exposed to the "ghetto capitalism" of the drugs trade.

The organization gradually became more political and feminist in its orientation, and in 1944 it formally admitted market women (women vendors in Abeokuta's open-air markets), who were generally impoverished, illiterate, and exploited by colonial authorities.

Neuzil, then editor-in-chief of the Czech Benedictine Press, raised $80,000 within 12 years from the generally impoverished Czech immigrant community through local publications.

Also, the tourism industry boosts the economies of the rural, generally impoverished areas where the preserves are located and provides jobs to local people who might otherwise consider poaching or logging as a means of income.

The captive environment, by contrast, is generally much more impoverished in terms of the sensory cues it offers the animals housed within.

Mayor Gary Williamson of Mt. Sterling, a town of 6,000 located in Montgomery County, in the generally more impoverished east, has been pushing a different strategy.

28 The East End, in contrast, was generally more impoverished, and dependent principally on the seasonal cloth-making trade.

Because they are defending the view that all of UG is inborn, Chomskyans must be credited with holding that the primary data are impoverished quite generally.

However low income countries' impoverished populations generally struggle for access to essential medicines through out-of-pocket purchase on poorly regulated markets; results include ill health, drug resistance and further impoverishment.