Sentence examples for has been made poor from inspiring English sources
"has been made poor" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe when something has been diminished in quality, quantity, or value. For example, "The land has been made poor by the effects of climate change."
Instead, Haiti has been made poor.
Conservative skills and enterprise minister Matthew Hancock said: "Of course, as a consequence of the great recession, people who work hard have been made poorer and times are tough for families as a result.
To punish the French because they have been made poorer by punishing US citizens by restricting their access to French wine and cheese makes no logical sense at all.
Conservative Party chairman Grant Shapps said: "Many people who work hard are facing tough times today because they have been made poorer by the worst recession in a century - a recession presided over by Ed Miliband and the Labour government he was part of.
An advertiser typically has 10 or more 'views' of their customer and as a result they have been making poor quality marketing decisions for over a decade.
North Korea has gotten crazier than ever; it has been made even poorer by the global economic crisis and by the withdrawal of aid by the new South Korean government.
To achieve the best structural model improvement using vibration test data, a major effort has been made to identify poor modelling regions as a guideline for subsequent model updating.
The university says the problem has been made worse by poor diets and an increase in the number of obese people.
Since its inception it has been made up of poor and moderate income people themselves.
I think too much has been made of the Saints' poor road record.
The comparison between IRI models with observation during this period has been made and comparison is poor with increasing solar activity with maximum difference during the year 2005.
