Sentence examples for is deeply poor from inspiring English sources

The militants said they were fighting to force the government to devote more oil-industry revenue to the country's southern region, which is deeply poor despite its natural resources.

But schools that have identical shares of students eligible for subsidized meals may differ vastly in the share of students who are deeply poor.

"When you read about the lives of posh bohemians of the 1930s, you find that they often were deeply poor, with a 'make do and mend' attitude," said Larmour.

Schellekens pointed out that 700 million extremely poor people living on less than $1.90 a day is still a high number, particularly as those below the poverty line are "deeply poor" and often reside in conflict zones, which makes them more difficult to reach.

Our starting point is deeply inequitable with poor countries certain to be hit earliest and hardest by climate change.

I don't see how anybody can read the Gospel and not feel that Jesus is deeply concerned about the poor — to put it simply, that He loves the poor.

"Despite all of our efforts to promote a fair deal to protect Wales' interests, the agreement reached by the European Council is deeply unfair to the poorest parts of the EU.

"The lack of concern for poor people is deeply disturbing," King said.

But there is no doubt that the Universal Church, like other neo-Pentecostal denominations, is deeply embedded in Rio's poor areas.

Twenty years after the end of apartheid, the country still is deeply unequal and divided, with poor black people occupying sprawling, rat-infested shantytowns while wealthy, largely white communities shelter behind 9-foot-high walls in complexes equipped with round-the-clock security guards and cameras that record everyone who enters.

Yemen, the Arab world's poorest nation, is deeply polarized and engulfed in turmoil that threatens to split the country amid the power grab by Houthis.