Sentence examples for impoverished county from inspiring English sources

Graphic designers are trying to revive an impoverished county with an all-butter crust.

This year's projects include an attempt to provide solar-powered lamps to an impoverished county in China.

Mary Mahoka, a social worker with a local child protection organisation, said cases such as Liz's were the product of entrenched chauvinism in her home area of Busia, an impoverished county close to the shore of Lake Victoria.

Midnight dumping of unwanted dogs is common here on the southern tail of the Appalachian Mountains, where large numbers of poor people are attached to multiple pets but cannot afford to sterilize or vaccinate them, and where impoverished county governments do not maintain animal shelters, require licensing or enforce requirements for rabies shots.

Because the rural, impoverished county doesn't have a YMCA or a community center where families congregate, she hits churches, colleges and food banks like the one in Murfreesboro.

Before glitzy casino palaces were built along the Mississippi River in the early 1990s — state legislators hoping to revive the ailing economy passed a law in 1990 that allowed dockside casino gambling in counties along the Mississippi River and the Gulf Coast — Tunica was the most impoverished county in the nation.

State Senator Juan Hinojosa, Democrat of McAllen helped set up a financing mechanism in the 2013 legislative session that could allow impoverished counties along the Texas-Mexico border to collect voluntary assessments from private hospitals in order to seek federal dollars.

In the impoverished counties of the deep South, blacks, emboldened by the election of President Obama, are kidnapping whites and forcibly converting them to "black".

The state's most impoverished counties, in a region known as the Black Belt, are overwhelmingly African American and rural.

In a 2014 study by research community Civitas found that impoverished counties such as Cornwall would have most to lose from Brexit.

Nowhere are these injustices more apparent than in Spotted Eagle's home state of South Dakota, where four of the 15 most impoverished counties in the United States encompass Sioux reservations.