Sentence examples for impoverishment of a from inspiring English sources
Their systematic mismanagement and impoverishment of a once proud and rich independent country continues to be vilified and yet the junta has not been overthrown.
But they didn't anticipate what happened next: gangster capitalism, a KGB takeover of politics and the impoverishment of a whole citizenry that had trusted Soviet power.
Indeed, in some circles, the notion has taken hold that the Libeskind Vision should be seen as a bulwark against the spiritual impoverishment of a commercial society.
Meanwhile there is marble-cold anger at the relentless impoverishment of a nation on the edge of Europe.
Most importantly, it would adversely affect the long-term socioeconomic development of the country, and lead to further impoverishment of a population exposed to catastrophic health expenditures with no social welfare or universal insurance safety net [ 22].
He gonna give me my ham!" In Granville-Barker, the theft is hidden; in Wilson, it's out in the open, in the impoverishment of an entire race.
Ayyan's is expressed internally, after the boss is disgraced and the underlings take over the asylum, in this wise turn of phrase: "And Ayyan felt the impoverishment of serving a lesser regime".
(This was a sign, evidently, of an impoverishment of our culture as a whole.
Shrinking the state could lead to an impoverishment of diversity and a loss of freedom.Mario Bisiada ManchesterSIR – You twice mentioned and then went on to ignore the Baumol cost effect: the same number of musicians are needed now to play a Beethoven symphony as in the 19th century, even though real wages for musicians have since risen.But William Baumol was an optimist.
As we regularly and carefully leaf through magazines, follow blogs and read the newsletters that increasingly clog up our email inboxes, we note a progressive cultural impoverishment of Architecture as a discipline.
To this effect, the 58th World Health Assembly passed a resolution in 2005 urging Member States to ensure that health financing systems include prepayment methods with a view to sharing risks and avoiding impoverishment of individuals as a result of seeking health care [ 3].
