Sentence examples similar to impoverished rank from inspiring English sources
From the clubs in the capital to the impoverished ranks of its state workers and the inmates in prisons, heroin use has permeated post-Soviet Turkmen society, creating largely unrecognized public health problems that the nation has done little to address.
Less aid is available for the growing ranks of the impoverished.
Advanced scientific and technical knowledge, allows our economy to remain a leader in job creation, which creates the jobs we need to employ our citizens and thus minimize the ranks of the impoverished.
For example, the Rotberg index ranked Malawi, a small, impoverished southern African nation, 14th, while the Ibrahim index put it 25th.
Mr. Sun grew up in a small, impoverished village in southwest Yunnan province and ranked first in his high school, his family says.
The aid has gone disproportionately to businesses in Camden, a city of 77,000 that ranks among the nation's most impoverished.
But officials here in one of the world's most impoverished nations — the third from the bottom on the 2010 United Nations Human Development Index ranking of 169 countries — emphasized that the diplomatic awkwardness of allowing the former government's dignitaries here was nothing compared with the influx they feared with somewhat more urgency each day the Libyan conflict was drawn out.
Organisers hope that cameras will show otherwise impoverished townships coming alive with football fever, which may depend on Bafana Bafana, ranked 90th in the world, performing above expectations.
Forced to join Kantakouzenos's enemies, he was initially honoured with the high rank of protovestiarios but soon placed under house arrest in Constantinople, where he died impoverished in 1345 or 1346.
