Sentence examples for increasingly impoverished from inspiring English sources
In New Zealand, her father grew rich and reputable while her disgraced mother was increasingly impoverished.
In China, which experienced a slower decline in numbers, real wages fell and the people became increasingly impoverished.
Germany has been singled out as a target of anger among Greeks who see themselves as increasingly impoverished by the austerity measures imposed on them by the Union.
The relatively affordable train offers some relief to an increasingly impoverished population reeling from Sudan's crippling economy and rising fuel prices.
For years if not decades to come, the future is writ: rule by warlords, feuding with one another over the spoils of war and ideology, surviving by beggaring their increasingly impoverished and terrorized peoples.
The increase in spacing after forest line is correlated with a decline in the quality of the habitat as the temperature decreases, the wind increases, and the soil becomes increasingly impoverished.
Ms. Grimmer's lack of food stamps was one of several issues troubling her, and she appeared to have grown increasingly paranoid and impoverished in recent months.
In comparison with these newcomers, IE looked increasingly tired and impoverished, the software equivalent of a former heavyweight champion grown fat and arthritic.
Far from achieving its stated goal of becoming a strong and prosperous nation, North Korea has instead increasingly isolated and impoverished its people through its ill-advised pursuit of weapons of mass destruction and their means of delivery.
Ultimately, we hope our National School and tropical disease clinic might serve as a resource for other academic health centers that increasingly might see impoverished patients with these conditions as they begin entering the health care system.
It calculates that disabled people and their carers have seen their income collectively cut by £500m in the past two years, leaving many increasingly financially impoverished, socially isolated, and at risk of declining mental health.
