Sentence examples for impoverished working from inspiring English sources

"There's nothing funny about a work force that is overwhelmingly young, female and impoverished, working for some of fashion's wealthiest, most powerful brands," said Sauers, who is on the board of directors for the Model Alliance.

No longer welcome in the guest rooms of the wealthy, she sinks into the world of impoverished working women.

The church's work bringing the gospel and "three R's" ('reading, 'riting, 'rithmetic) to impoverished working class children is well documented.

As a "Brummie", May's joint chief-of-staff, Nick Timothy, is a great admirer of Birmingham's legendary late-19th century council leader Joseph Chamberlain, who helped create an active local state and improve the lives of an impoverished working class.

In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, aquavit, or "braendevin," which translates to "burning wine" in English, was the scourge of the impoverished working class, much as vodka was in Russia and gin in England.

The charity Liberty described it as an "affront" to the legacy of the Chartists, who marched on Newport in the 19th century to fight for the rights of the impoverished working class.

But in today's increasinly impoverished urban working class, even small tuition costs can break a family's budget.

I couldn't support a business that would directly target the impoverished and working class".

Growing up in the roça, Brazil's impoverished countryside, working the fields with his family, he had set his sights on an adventure overseas.

I was a school boy in the impoverished 1930s, working in bomb alley (Croydon) 1943-45 then RAF Middle East, enthusiastically supporting Labour's rescue of a true community for the next 30 years while working in industry and education, deploring the devastation by Thatcheron (partly rescued by Blair & Brown) over the next 35.

Maurice George Ormskirk, Lancashire I was a school boy in the impoverished 1930s, working in bomb alley (Croydon) 1943-45 then RAF Middle East, enthusiastically supporting Labour's rescue of a true community for the next 30 years while working in industry and education, deploring the devastation by Thatcheron (partly rescued by Blair & Brown) over the next 35.