Sentence examples for it's impoverished from inspiring English sources
Haiti isn't impoverished because the devil got his due; it's impoverished partly because of debts due.
We saw in the previous section that in order to support the view that all of UG is innately known, nativists about language need to hold not just that the data for language learning is impoverished in a few isolated instances, but that it's impoverished across the board.
Today it is impoverished, 60% of its population dependent on food aid.
After all, London is one of the world's wealthiest cities, but large sections of it are impoverished.
After Norse times, Orkney had its ups and downs, including a period when it was impoverished by ruling earls so corrupt that they ended on the gallows in Edinburgh, but recovered its importance in the 20th century.
It is impoverished, disease-ridden and a prime business location for smugglers and other criminals.
When it was awarded again to Sweden, in 1645, it was impoverished, but under Swedish rule conditions improved.
On the one hand, it is impoverished -- just a few species, all going after the same fast food.
They insist that it is impoverished to describe the phenomenon as an input-output relation because there are often many such inputs and outputs from a mechanism and because central features of a phenomenon might be neither inputs nor outputs (but rather details about how the phenomenon unfolds over time).
Entities connected to this main component are likely to have access to the flow of insights, talent, and financial resources in the growth level of Austin's ecosystem, while those not included in it may be impoverished for such resources.
