Sentence examples for impoverished men from inspiring English sources
Back in 2004/2005, I think outright human trafficking was a bigger issue on U.S. bases; now, most of what you see involves impoverished men who were so desperate for employment that they took out enormous loans, sold their land/livestock, and risked their lives to do some of the world's most dangerous work for U.S. forces.
Many impoverished men and women, especially those without education, want babies more than contraceptives.
In Newcastle, Amber, now a photographic collective, made Seacoal, about impoverished men and women scouring coal from the seashore.
The defense lawyers claim that Mr. Hussain, in essence, bought off four impoverished men, despite recordings in which the informer clearly says that money should not motivate them.
How can the dogged optimism of the impoverished men and women in "Blues Suite" be understood, Mr. Chaya asked rhetorically, by performers who have so much more?
The egalitarian credo Ms. Bhutto preached as a politician found little echo in the lives of the impoverished men and women, many of them indentured workers, who worked the family's ancestral lands.
He started the charity after meeting an impoverished man who was looking for food on Christmas Eve , 1911
Throughout his trial, Avery is characterized by the show as an impoverished man framed by local police.
Part of this stereotype is rooted in a 2003 incident in which a young female driver in the northeastern city of Harbin intentionally ran over and killed an impoverished man who had accidentally dented her BMW X5.
_This story is somewhere between a fairy tale in which the main character lives in a rabbit warren, takes tea with kindly ferrets, and communes with oysters and a realistic portrayal of an impoverished man's relationship to books.
His films then moved into more strident and political territory, as in The Circle (2000), a study of four women subjugated by Iran's regime, and Crimson Gold (2003), which focuses on an impoverished man driven to petty crime – the latter earned Panahi his second Cannes triumph, the Un Certain Regard award.
