Sentence examples for impoverishment to from inspiring English sources
For the past 30 years, corruption, ethnic division, impoverishment to the benefit of a networked few, and religious oppression have gripped the country.
Once more, a natural disaster serves as an occasion to showcase the impoverishment, to exaggerate the scenes of violence that are common to any catastrophe of this type.
The fraught journeys of Bernard Malamud, Alfred Kazin and Daniel Fuchs from Brooklyn impoverishment to Manhattan establishment are movingly told, full of yearning and conflict.
He said: "While understandable reasons lead many, especially the young, to emigrate, this decision brings in its wake a great cultural and spiritual impoverishment to the city.
Among the many tragedies taking place in the nearly four-year conflict in Yemen — including the thousands of lives lost, the impoverishment to near-starvation of its people and the ruin of its fragile economy — is the plunder of the country's valuable and precious ancient cultural heritage by organized criminals and violent extremists.
But if we move away from considering cuckoo clocks as potential signifiers of cultural impoverishment, to looking at them from a purely natural history point of view, a remarkable fact leaps out at us: the hold that the call of one bird species has had, down the centuries, on the European imagination.
For Lévi-Strauss, writing and formal education are just as likely to lead to philosophical impoverishment as to anything else.
9 Mental illness can then lead to further impoverishment due to increased health costs, loss of employment and reduced productivity.
An analysis for Thailand also concluded that households using inpatient services from private hospitals are more likely to face impoverishment due to OOP spending [ 33].
Together, they present resilience as a strategy of adaptation that will enable us to shape "the future we want" rather than fatalistically succumb to disaster and impoverishment due to climate change and other socioecological challenges.
As expected, low-income households are more likely than other groups to incur financial catastrophe and impoverishment due to health payment; a finding similar to the experiences of many developing countries in Asia[ 5, 16].
