Sentence examples for impoverishment during from inspiring English sources

His father's death and the unexpected seizure of his legacy by certain members of the family brought him grief and impoverishment during his seven-year stay at Bologna, but he persisted in his studies.

For example, the family of Sherman Minton went through a period of impoverishment during his childhood, resulting from the disability of his father due to a heat stroke.

Wolfgang Gortschacher's book on Little Magazine Profiles... shows... that there was a terrific dearth of magazines during the 50s an impoverishment of openings which correlates with rigid and conservative poetry, and with the hegemony of a few people determined to exclude dissidents".

Collusion among the fur trading companies led to a dramatic drop in fur prices during the late 1820s causing impoverishment for many Sioux hunters.

Following the Napoleonic sieges, the Biedermeier style grew during a period of economic impoverishment from 1825 to 1835.

And the PRI, one of the world's great political machines until its defeat in the July elections, used the national treasury as a private purse for decades -- "a small group in control of all political and economic power at the cost of the impoverishment of the citizenry," as Mr. Fox's party, National Action, said during the election campaign.

In comparison to the results obtained by Peralta and Fuentes (2005) for the Carilauquen Spring, an impoverishment in species richness and abundance was observed in this same spring during the present study, though similar values of salinity obtained.

With extensive impoverishment among the rural women who were temporarily displaced from their communities during the conflict, many of them felt despised, looked down upon, and poorly received by health personnel when visiting the health facility.

But the major deterrent to education during the last quarter century of the Hussein era has been the impoverishment of Iraqi families, requiring children to leave school to make money.

Impoverishment and famine followed.

New poverty builds upon old impoverishment.