Sentence examples for impoverished lands from inspiring English sources

The Problem of Impoverished Lands.

They were looking to use the power of pop to help the populations not of distant impoverished lands but of the Ibero-American world from which they come.

In his 46-year academic career, Professor Apter wrote or helped write more than 20 books that drew on social science and political theory and his own forays into impoverished lands, where he encountered peasants, politicians and sometimes terrorists.

While George W. Bush is remembered at home for war, terrorism and national security, in Africa he is seen as a lifesaver who as president helped arrest a deadly epidemic and promoted development of impoverished lands.

They might have taken a closer look — as leaders in Washington and capitals around the world will have to if they are serious about wanting to stop mysteriously wealthy rulers of impoverished lands from stashing loose cash in their countries.

Similarly, limiting immigration to those who fit the economic needs and values of the societies they seek to enter, and who hold the skills needed to thrive in their new homes, must go hand in hand with promoting sound governance and development in the impoverished lands from which they come.

In this open, blasted, impoverished land, there is little foothold for either wildlife or new thinking.

To Regan and Cornwall he gives, of course, Cornwall, and the equally impoverished land beyond the Welsh Marches - Welsh Marches -

They will cast ballots at any one of 7,000 polling places scattered across this mountainous, impoverished land.

It is radical because Ms. Sandberg is not decrying the vile misogyny that oppresses women in some distant and impoverished land.

Two months ago, before the American bombing, smugglers said, the Taliban guards typically charged about $1 a donkey -- a not insignificant amount in this impoverished land.