Sentence examples for impoverished from from inspiring English sources

With 20 million unemployed migrant workers sent back home to rural villages worrying about how to fill their rice bowls day after day, China has an urgent need to channel more capital to its least developed areas to prevent the impoverished from taking their hatchets and hoes to vent their anger in riots.

Pressured by Justices, the parish became responsible for taking care of the destitute in periods of famine, to prevent the impoverished from taking to the roads and causing general disorder.

In 1659, in aftermath of a series of wars, the reformed army numbered around 54,000-60,000; it would decline from that point onward, as the country, impoverished from those wars, would not be able to support such a number again.

The parish also became an important unit of local government, pressured by Justices in the early eighteenth century, it became responsible for taking care of the destitute in periods of famine, like that in 1740, to prevent the impoverished from taking to the roads and causing general disorder.

Whatever unexpected happening was going to meet my eye, it seemed to me that it was fundamentally impoverished from the moment that I could not welcome it while smoking.

The World Bank in a recent message supporting universal health care displayed an infographic which notes that, 'Thailand saw more than a 90% decrease over a decade in households impoverished from paying for health care' (27).

Much of the crime, however, is attributed to Greeks or migrants from Balkan countries like Albania and Bulgaria, who, according to the police, exploit impoverished arrivals from Africa and Asia.

This training imbued the once impoverished waif from Normandy with an air of distinction and refinement that would make her, as Liszt later observed, "unique of her kind".

She is correct about the pension, but the Trumans were far from impoverished.

Instead, take up the xylophone, make fireworks (or fudge), take ballet lessons from impoverished comic Russians, write silly plays.

About 500 elementary and 90 secondary schools serve more than 400,000 students, many of them from impoverished families.