Sentence examples for impoverished victim from inspiring English sources
He is the impoverished victim of the situation.
Treating Shakespeare's Pericles as if he were a prototype asylum seeker seems faintly spurious in that he is actually a prince protected by fate, not an impoverished victim of tyranny.
While such debates grind on, impoverished victims of the tsunami are likely to drift to cities or abroad seeking employment.Political reverberationsMuch will depend on how the governments concerned handle the reconstruction.
PRAGUE — At least seven people have been charged with participating in an international organ-trafficking network based in Kosovo that sold kidneys and other organs from impoverished victims for up to $200,000 to patients from as far away as Israel and Canada, police and senior European Union officials said Monday.
He was a registered sex offender who evaded detection by choosing impoverished victims with little agency.
The doctors, when confronted about their criminal enterprise, offer elaborate rationalizations for a dirty business that reaps them millions; the impoverished victims would soon die anyway, and lives that would otherwise be lost are saved.
The film's greatest narrative strength is that it refuses to be a representative saga of the impoverished victims of that 2005 storm.
The debate about their calculated greed and the millions of victims it caused in this country was almost completely overshadowed by those uncontrollable forces of nature that have laid waste to the impoverished victims in Haiti.
Although it is officially illegal, there are tens of thousands of Devadasi working in city brothels or selling their bodies on the streets, the impoverished victims of modern India's booming commercial flesh trade.
Lawyers for the men argued that they had been impoverished and gullible victims who had been "psychologically coerced" by the informer, Shaheed Hussain, who spent months persuading them — at one point offering $250,000 — and using his knowledge of Islam to "shamelessly exploit" their "religious inclinations".
One is the gulf of technology between government forces and their civilian victims: I interview impoverished families huddling in caves and eating leaves and bugs, and our conversations are interrupted by Sudanese MIG or Antonov bombers overhead.
